Apache 2, HTTPS and 404s

Hi,

Our host is running Apache 2.0.46. I uploaded the page

/test/mypage.php

and am able to load it fine by calling

http://ourdomain.com/test/mypage.php

However, if I try through HTTPS

https://ourdomain.com/test/mypage.php

after accepting the self-signed certificate, I get a 404 message. Is
this a file permissions issue or some kind of server configuration
issue?

Thanks for any help, - Dave

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> Hi,
>
> Our host is running Apache 2.0.46. I uploaded the page
>
> /test/mypage.php
>
> and am able to load it fine by calling
>
> http://ourdomain.com/test/mypage.php
>
> However, if I try through HTTPS
>
> https://ourdomain.com/test/mypage.php
>
> after accepting the self-signed certificate, I get a 404 message. Is
> this a file permissions issue or some kind of server configuration
> issue?

404 means file not found. A file permission issue would most probably
give you a "403 Forbidden" message.

Check the DocumentRoot-directive in your server config (httpd.conf)
for the SSL-virtualhost ("VirtualHost somethingsomething:443"). See if
it uses the same directory as the default (where you put
test/mypage.php).


Rgds,
Kenneth Svee