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How to create a secure (HTTPS) OS X webserver
I have three questions:
How to create a secure (HTTPS) OS X webserver
Notes from newbie:
How to create a secure (HTTPS) OS X webserver
You should be able to add new ports to the firewall configuration in System Preferences by going to Sharing and pick the Firewall tab there. There's a New button there -- this produces a list of protocols, but you can select Other and enter a range of ports.
How to create a secure (HTTPS) OS X webserver
Checking/enabling the "Personal Web Sharing" box in the "Sharing" preference panel covers ports 80, 427, and 443 already -- at least in Mac OS X 10.4.8
Can people choose to see the same pages as normal non-ssl encrypted (http://blabla) ...
People can try to access your secure site with http://your site.com; however, you can keep them out with a little simple PHP code at the top of your secure site web pages:
365 days problem
I had a similar problem and found at least a workaround if not the specific cause. Prior to this step, edit the /System/Library/OpenSSL/openssl.cnf file and change:
How to create a secure (HTTPS) OS X webserver
There is another reply regarding the expiry date that suggests changing the default_days in the OpenSSL config file; that can't hurt, but didn't do it for me. I had to edit sign.sh from the mod_ssl package and change default_days there as well. Using sign.sh is part of the instructions from http://developer.apple.com/internet/serverside/modssl.html
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