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Forgotten Pass Phrase!!

Discussion in 'Apache' started by screwed, Sep 30, 2005.

  1. #1
    Hi all,

    Recently restarted my apache web server, afterwhich when i try to start httpd service, was prompted for a pass phrase. No one seem to remember what the pass phrase is. So i like to know if there is a way to resolve this and if not what are my options? Maybe issue another certificate?


    Many thanks,
    Utterly screwed
     
    screwed, Sep 30, 2005 IP
  2. nevetS

    nevetS Evolving Dragon

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    You have to issue or have issued another ssl cert. You can run the httpd service without ssl by using apachectl start instead of startssl.

    Alternatively, you can get things up and running by commenting out the virtual host record for the cert whose passphrase you forgot.
     
    nevetS, Sep 30, 2005 IP
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    screwed Peon

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    Sorry, but i'm kinda newbie at this. I tried running "apachectl start" But was still prompted for the pass phrase. Where can i find the virtual host record?

    Thanks
     
    screwed, Sep 30, 2005 IP
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    nevetS Evolving Dragon

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    hmm... on my server you need to specify startssl to get the ssl server going - mine's a pretty customized version though - I probably did something to make it work like that and I don't remember what :).

    You can find the virtual host record in your httpd.conf file - usually in /usr/local/apache/conf/httpd.conf

    Sorry I can't be more help right now, but I gotta get to bed.
     
    nevetS, Sep 30, 2005 IP