we are trying to deploy some installations of virtualmin GPL on machines with apache and ssl up and running
But when try to "rechek" virtualmin configuration we get this log:
Failed to save enabled features : The Apache configuration on your system appears to be missing the module mod_ssl, which is needed to host SSL websites. If you do not plan to host SSL sites, this feature should be disabled in Virtualmin’s module configuration page.
If we make webmin “aware” that ssl is enabled in apache, by adding SSL in webmin’s apache module -> global configuration -> edit defined parameters, we get:
Failed to save enabled features : The Apache configuration on your system does not appear to be listening on port 443, which is needed to host SSL websites. If you do not plan to host SSL sites, this feature should be disabled in Virtualmin’s module configuration page.
BUT, this is’nt true, because apache is listening (and answering) correctly on port 443.
Any clue to solve the problem?
Thanks
Specs of machine running virtualmin:
OS Gentoo
Virtualmin 3.49
Webmin 1.350
Webmin doesn’t know where to find all of the Apache configuration. You’ll need to figure out where include files are coming from, and make the Apache module aware of that location in the Module Config for that module. Gentoo is still pretty newly supported by Webmin and Virtualmin, and there are very few users using it. We’d love to get some bug reports with correct configuration file information for Gentoo, so once you get the locations figured out, let us know and future revisions of Webmin will be smarter about Gentoo.
I’ll be happy to give u all information needed to make gentoo fully supported (or at least working) by webmin/virtualmin.
Main configuration file is in /etc/apache2/httpd.conf and I think that virtualmin can read it.
The ssl directives come from /etc/apache2/modules.d/40_mod_ssl.conf