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Howdy,
Not all domains would have a website setup on the SSL port (443). Does this particular domain have an SSL certificate configured?
-Eric
Yes, the default domain does Eric.
Look in: Webmin -> Servers -> Apache Webserver
You could set up a virtual host just for port 443
What you are seeing is the default server located in the above location.
The files come from the /var/www/html folder
The work around for this is to create a virtual host just for port 443 that handles any address and set the default path to where ever you want or redirect it to another location.
Look in: Webmin -> Servers -> Apache Webserver
You could set up a virtual host just for port 443
What you are seeing is the default server located in the above location.
The files come from the /var/www/html folder
The work around for this is to create a virtual host just for port 443 that handles any address and set the default path to where ever you want or redirect it to another location.
Hi Shane
On CentOS 6 I have one Apache file at etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf. That contains all the Virtual Host definitions from Virtualmin.
When that part of the conf file starts, the first entry for a particular port becomes the 'default'. Perhaps because I had enabled TLS for my default at a later date, the section for port 443 for that server was near the end of the list! So I cut it and pasted it below the section for port 80, and now that has fixed the issue.