Posts Tagged ‘apache’

One way to fix Apache serving up the wrong SSL certificate

I ran into an issue today on an Ubuntu server running Apache 2 where the server already had an SSL certificate for ‘www.domain.com’ and the client wanted to add a second one for ‘sub.domain.com’.  I added a new IP to the server, set up the virtual site, and generated the CSR and ordered and installed the cert [...]

Allowing PHP to write files in a Plesk server environment

As you may have found out, a web server that houses a bunch of web sites can cause some issues with file permissions when it comes to allowing PHP to write files that a web site needs, whether it is a data file, a document or an image. This is usually not an issue if [...]

Compile / Configure Subversion w/SSL Enabled

My company: WebSight Design, uses Subversion for source and version control for all of our web development projects. We also use the amazing hosted Subversion service: Springloops. (If you ever need a Subversion deployment tool, Springloops is it!) Springloops repositories are *only* accessible via HTTPS. In order to gain access to a repository from the [...]