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I have installed Apache webserver with OpenSSL and Modssl and all is ok on my linux box. However on my windoze machine I get an 405 error saying 'Method Not Allowed'
This only happens when i am executing a cgi script in HTTPS mode. I can view html documents in HTTPS but not execute cgi.
Could this be something to do with DNS? or DO i need to add a Directive in httpd.conf
By the way I have my windoze system networked to my linux box and am running the apache server of my linux box and accsessing the virtual hosts from windows machine Netscape.
Originally posted by Ricardo77uk Could this be something to do with DNS? or DO i need to add a Directive in httpd.conf
I don't see anyway this could be DNS related as you establish the connection to the server OK... Must be something in httpd.conf unforunately I can't tell you what as I haven't played with it. Is there any mention of such things on the modssl pages?
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Http 405 Error?
