On Sun, 2005-06-19 at 23:37 -0700, Dragos Neagu wrote:
> Well, I think I fixed my DNS problem, not sure if it's the correct
> way. I manually edited my /etc/resolve.conf file and added my isp's
> DNS; yet it states "generated by NetworkManager, do not edit!" I also
> edited my /etc/hosts file and added my internal and external ip and my
> domain name. I then started up my named service and yum and up2date
> seemed to work from there on.
>
> Since cox blocks port 80, i have apache listening to port 8080 too,
> and i have https enabled. I think I will stick with https://lymz.us
> more readily than http://lymz.us:8080 (that's just, blah!)
> But now, how do I create/use a SSL certificate.
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check out
http://www.redhat.com/docs/manuals/enterprise/
RHEL 4 and FC-3 track very closely
The system administration guide has info on generating self-signed
certificates.
I think you might find that Cox also blocks port 443.
Craig
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