Hello -

I've set up a new server on MacOS X Lion Server (10.7) with Lasso 8.6.

Aside from being utterly baffled by what Apple is doing with Apache and what configuration files are actually safe to use and edit, I can't get my SSL certificate to work correctly. Something tells me that the config files are not right and I don't know what to do to fix them.

Here is our website:

http://www.beth.k12.pa.us/

Here is our website over port 443 (keep in mind that in the Server admin, I have SSL Certificate set to NONE so I'm not even sure why this is working:

https://www.beth.k12.pa.us/

Notice how it doesn't show the root of the website. I have no idea what it is showing! The lock in Safari shows the certificate is valid and has the proper common name.

If I turn on SSL certificates in Server Admin, everything works however I get no lock in Safari and Firefox just flat out fails. Firefox fails all the time, actually.

I see comments about editing

/etc/apache2/extra/httpd-ssl.conf however it looks like Apple wants you to do everything via the "Site" shadow_Conf and conf files. It's all very confusing.

In fact, in Server admin, the default website cannot be edited or deleted. Is this just me or is that how it is? I have a feeling that is screwing something up as well.

If there is anyone that actually understands what Apple has done and can give me a pointer or two, I'd appreciate it.

Patrick


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