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Originally Posted by devilboy09
i've had configured httpd.conf file and now when i want to seethose configuration in system-config-httpd, i can't.cause those configurations did not apply in the console.
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Yes, at least one version of the manual page says "
The current /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf file is NOT parsed"...
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Originally Posted by devilboy09
i want to enable ssl on my site, but i was wondering if i can do that with this console.
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No idea but I'd suggest you first read
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/ssl/ and
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/mod_ssl.html for an overview of configuration directives. Searching LQ and the 'net with terms with "Apache HOWTO SSL" should show you plenty of examples.
* Please note (especially when you have been previously exposed to Another OS) when you use any user interface for configuration in Linux it is expected you have basic knowledge of what you are trying to accomplish. Interfaces may or may not provide feedback and may or may not correct errors. Blithely
relying on UIs to read your mind or work things out for you is not the right approach.
** If you insist on using a UI then, as TkApache and Comanche are dead projects by now, only web-based management panels like
Webmin remain AFAIK.
*** If you fail to get things to work do post your configuration, what you changed and what the errors are.
