I have Godaddy SSL certificate for one website on my dedicated server running Centos 5.3 / Apache 2.2.3. I have renewed certificate on Godaddy recently, however now it's showing as expired on my website. I've re-keyed certificate since and reuploaded domain.key, domain.crt and bundle.crt (example file names) files to the server, restarted apache, but the sertificate still shows as expired.
i have some trouble configuring nginx as reverse proxy.
it is good to say i have a vps with kloxo and webmin installed and running multiple domains on my vps.
i have installed nginx via REPEL and YUM.
and this is my /etc/nginx/nginx.conf file
pastebin.com/2yCndm6B
i change apache port to 8080 and restart service for making changes and start nginx and there is some problem.
when i try reaching e
I've never set up an SSL on Linux before, but have a general idea of how it works. Server specs below if it helps:
Server: CentOS Linux 6
Workstation: Windows 7
So, I have 4 domains all of which share a single Magento installation and IP address. Assume one of my domains is "mywebsite1.com" I am trying to enable SSL just for this one domain for now, but I am running into errors.
I have register a domain in some domain provider, and now I rent a CentOS Dedicated Server on Godaddy. I never choose a panel when I buy the server. And now how to get DNS and configure domain with SSH? I use Putty for SSH link.
The Online Help suggustion I bought a Parallels Plesk Panel. I am not willing pay more money for a extra panel which may be just set a domain...
The Perfect Server - CentOS 6.1 x86_64 With nginx [ISPConfig 3]
This tutorial shows how to prepare a CentOS 6.1 x86_64 server for the
installation of ISPConfig 3, and how to install ISPConfig 3.
I am porting a PHP site from an Apache server too a NGINX server. First I will get rid of apache to avoid any problems:
# service httpd stop
# yum erase httpd*
Now I am going to install php-fpm so I can extend php functions through NGINX:
# yum install php-fpm
Let's make sure php-fpm is running under the right user:
# ps aux | grep apache
apache 1658 0.0 0.5 222552 5316 ?
Now that more websites are switching to a set-up with nginx in the front and Apache in the back (or a different webserver doing a better job at serving static media than Apache), I was wondering the following:
Would it make sense to put static media on a dedicated server (running nginx), instead of running nginx in front of Apache?
I'm not talking about budget, maintenance, etc.
I do not know anything about this DNS stuff. I don't even know if this should be on stackoverflow or serverfault but anyways...
I have a site at example.com whose IP is 1.2.3.4, I have subdomain at sub.example.com whose IP address is also 1.2.3.4. This site is registered at GoDaddy.
I purchased an SSL cert from GoDaddy and followed instructions 1 & 2 on this guide:
http://wiki.centos.org/HowTos/Https
When I paste my CSR into the GoDaddy console, it says "Domain name empty, can't retrieve subdomain." - Should I continue on with the steps 3 & 4 on that instruction page? I got the impression they were optional.
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