Hello Marius,
I am aware of the linux way, but I am using a Windows Server 2003
system with OTRS installed with Apache 2.2. Are you suggesting that I
should search for mod_ssl and insert this in the existing apache
configuration?
Peter
2007/12/20, Marius Flage
On Thu, 2007-12-20 at 16:43 +0100, Peter Hoogkamer wrote:
I am using standard OTRS so with an Apache web server. Is SSL included with this apache server or should I take different steps to enable ssl?
You need to either download and use mod_ssl which is a module for apache that enables SSL or you need to install apache-ssl. I strongly suggest using the first approach. It should be packaged with your package manager if you're using a decent distro. In Debian mod_ssl is packaged with Apache2, so it's just a matter of enabling the module: 'a2enmod ssl' or just 'a2enmod' to get a list of available modules and act accordingly.
Hope this helps.
Marius
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