[CLUE-Tech] apache ssl only on non-well-known port?

[Angelo Bertolli]

I just went through setting up my first SSL connection for a domain 
using mod_ssl... and one of the things I found out to my dismay is that 
you can only have on SSL connection per IP when you are doing virtual 
hosting.  I don't know why there is this limitation.  I'll be happy to 
share my configuration in httpd.conf if it makes things easier.

Angelo

Jeff Cann wrote:

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>Greetings,
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>Is it possible to setup apache 2.0.x running SSL listener only on another port 
>besides 443?  If yes, can someone give me a quick overview?
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>I envision users accessing the server like https://myserver.com:{port}/
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>   where {port} is the port that the SSL apache server listens for requests.
>
>I'm an apache newbie ...
>Thanks
>Jeff
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