> > Without actually knowing very much about setting up certificates, I'd say that it's bitching about having the :443
> > after the whole url. You might try it again as:
> >
> > <VirtualHost "https://localhost:443/snortcenter/sensor.php">
> >
> > or leave out the :443 completely - I believe that part is supposed to be taken care of by putting "https:" at the
> > front of the url.
> >
> > Ralph Mitchell
> >
> >
>
> Hi Ralph,
> yes the problem was that it looked for the port after the first ":"
> I fixed this by leaving it out and just having
> "localhost:443"
>
> (however, I must say, I am still getting a certificate error for other
> reasons I am not quite sure of!)

Actually, this may be due to the sensor setup.sh script creating its own certificate...

Ralph

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Received on 2003-04-10