From: William Robertson (willi_robs@yahoo.com)
Date: Tue Sep 30 2003 - 18:27:02 EDT
Hello SunManagers
I am trying to build a secured apache site using
openssl and chroot:
- Httpd-2.0.47
- OpenSSL 0.9.7b
- Chroot
When I run httpd using ssl without chroot things work
fine, and when I run httpd using chroot without ssl
things work fine also. The problem that I have is when
I try to chroot httpd and use ssl at the same time,
httpd wont start. The error message from the
/usr/local/apache/log file I get says No such file
or directory: Cannot create SSLMutex.
So I decided to do the followings:
- Created the file /apache/logs/ssl_mutex but I keep
getting the same error message.
- Modified the .../apache/conf/ssl.conf and uncomment
the line that says SSLMutex file:logs/ssl_mutex but
keep getting the same message. I even changed this
SSLMutex file:/full_path/logs/ssl_mutex but keep
getting the same message. Somehow I think this line is
being ignored but I dont know why I keep getting the
same error message.
This is the command that I use to run httpd:
chroot /chroot/httpd/ /usr/local/apache/bin/httpd
-DSSL
So, is it possible that I can chroot an httpd with ssl
capability? If yes, what I am doing wrong? Eventhough
I found some information on Google about SSLMutex,
none has solved my problem
Thank you
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