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version 1.3, 2011/05/26 13:29:44	version 1.4, 2011/05/26 21:58:34
Line 40 You will then put the the (nopass) key a	Line 40 You will then put the the (nopass) key a
accessible to Apache, and include information about the locations of those files	accessible to Apache, and include information about the locations of those files
in a config file containing the following lines:	in a config file containing the following lines:
\begin{quote}	\begin{quote}
SSLCertificateFile \textless path to signed certificate\textgreater	SSLCertificateFile $<$path to signed certificate$>$
\end{quote}	\end{quote}
\begin{quote}	\begin{quote}
SSLCertificateKeyFile \textless path to key\textgreater	SSLCertificateKeyFile $<$path to key$>$
\end{quote}	\end{quote}
replacing \textless path to ...\textgreater with the path to the location of the particular file.	replacing $<$path to ...$>$ with the path to the location of the particular file.


Which Apache config file contains these entries depends on the distro:	Which Apache config file contains these entries depends on the distro:
Line 130 You will need to open the server's Firew	Line 130 You will need to open the server's Firew
\end{quote}	\end{quote}
\item SuSE/SLES	\item SuSE/SLES
\begin{quote}	\begin{quote}
yast -\textgreater Security and Users -\textgreater Firewall	yast -$>$ Security and Users -$>$ Firewall
\end{quote}	\end{quote}
\item Debian 6/Ubuntu LTS	\item Debian 6/Ubuntu LTS
\begin{quote}	\begin{quote}