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ankit_narang · 12-28-2006, 03:06 AM

Hi,

To enable SSL in Pramati Server 5.0 for your application, please do the following (Try these steps on a fresh node i.e. rename the folder of your existing node, say your existing node is "default", to something else, say "default_old", and start the server. All nodes are present in <server-install>/nodes directory):

* Enter this command in the server shell: ssl_accept start
* You'll see HTTPS Listener getting bound to port 443 (or any other port you've set in server-config.xml) and HTTPS Acceptors threads starting.
In case the message is not [ OK ] see server logs present in file <server-install>/nodes/default/logs/SERVER_TXTservermsg_YYYY_MM_DD_x.log

Make sure your OS allows to open socket on port no < 1000.

And if nothing works, send across your server logs to me.

Cheers!
-Ankit

12-28-2006, 03:06 AM	#2 (permalink)
ankit_narang Registered User Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Hyderabad Posts: 1 OS: XP, Fedora	Hi, To enable SSL in Pramati Server 5.0 for your application, please do the following (Try these steps on a fresh node i.e. rename the folder of your existing node, say your existing node is "default", to something else, say "default_old", and start the server. All nodes are present in <server-install>/nodes directory): * Enter this command in the server shell: ssl_accept start * You'll see HTTPS Listener getting bound to port 443 (or any other port you've set in server-config.xml) and HTTPS Acceptors threads starting. In case the message is not [ OK ] see server logs present in file <server-install>/nodes/default/logs/SERVER_TXTservermsg_YYYY_MM_DD_x.log Make sure your OS allows to open socket on port no < 1000. And if nothing works, send across your server logs to me. Cheers! -Ankit Last edited by ankit_narang; 12-28-2006 at 03:10 AM.