Alfredo,

I'm having a hard time following you. I tried connecting to both of the links you provided (port 8000 and port 4443) and both load up without any problems in my browser.

What do you mean that it "hangs"?



Alfredo Delgado wrote:
I've been working on moving off our "roll your own" PHP install to Zend
Core/Platform. Since we don't utilize any of the IBM i features of the
native Apache I've been trying to deploy directly to the copy of Apache that
Zend installs in PASE.

Part of successfully running directly in PASE would involve making SSL
connections. At this point I can make SSL connections but straight HTTP
connections hang and won't close when SSL is enabled. I've got a ticket in
with Zend but I'm wondering if I'm missing something simple in the conf
files or if I'm just a glutten for punishment for wanting to avoid having to
proxy from one Apache to another.

Most of the content is being served through a native instance running on
port 80 but you can see what I'm talking about via these ports:

http.conf: http://code.midrange.com/f55e7c0fc9.html
http://www.pinnacle-plastics.com:8000/

ssl.conf: http://code.midrange.com/ebc85621e8.html
https://www.pinnacle-plastics.com:4443/

Thanks,
Alfred



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