HTTPS gives Internal Server Error?

[RNBxBeatz]

Hi,

I have a website called RNBxBeatz. I have installed SSL Certificates on it but it doesn't seem to work?

When I load https://rnbxbeatz.com i get:

Internal Server Error

The server encountered an internal error or misconfiguration and was unable to complete your request.
.....

But where i load normally without HTTPS it works fine. Does anyone know the problem for this?

Thanks

RNBxBeatz Reviewed by RNBxBeatz on 18th Jun 2011. HTTPS gives Internal Server Error? Hi, I have a website called RNBxBeatz. I have installed SSL Certificates on it but it doesn't seem to work? When I load https://rnbxbeatz.com i get: Internal Server Error The server encountered an internal error or misconfiguration and was unable to complete your request. ..... Rating: 5

[sady92]

Yap i faced the same problem...

SSL works only with Dedicated IP's

But its soemthing you can make up to fix it..

do you have full root access ?

[Lifetalk]

Have you configured your virtualhosts to actually use those ssl certificates?

[RNBxBeatz]

Yap i faced the same problem...

SSL works only with Dedicated IP's

But its soemthing you can make up to fix it..

do you have full root access ?

Yes I have full root access & it's for a shared IP

[RNBxBeatz]

Have you configured your virtualhosts to actually use those ssl certificates?

Please explain more on what you mean by virtualhosts.

[sady92]

99 is the user nobody, so it has to be installed under the wrong user (nobody) if that is the error you are receiving.

Go to /var/cpanel/userdata/nobody to see if the cert is there by domain.com_SSL (domain.com being your domain's name) name. If it is, then move it to /var/cpanel/userdata/user (where user is the cPanel username of the right user). Open up the domain.com_SSL file and change the following in that file:

Code:
documentroot: /home/user/public_html
group: user
homedir: /home/user
user: user
Replacing user with the username for each one. Of note, these are not the only lines in the file, they are just the lines you need to change in that file.

If the account is a reseller and not owned by root, you will also need to change owner: root to owner: user.

Please also check the ip: field has the right IP listed.

After making all the changes, then run these commands to rebuild Apache with the new entries and get it restarted:

Code:
/scripts/rebuildhttpdconf
/etc/init.d/httpd restart

this is a tutorial from : http://forums.cpanel.net/f5/ssl-cert...or-162653.html

this fixed my issue

[AndroidApps]

And check the output of your apache error log
tail -f /var/log/apache2/error.log

[RNBxBeatz]

Could you tell me what do input in ssh to do the directory and edit the file (I am new to all this).

[sady92]

Dude ...

Use FileZilla

Like normal FTP,, Hostname: your ip or hostname, user: normaly is root , password,: root password.. and Port: your SSH port or nomlay 22 ... and you will explore your root simply

[RNBxBeatz]

Dude ...

Use FileZilla

Like normal FTP,, Hostname: your ip or hostname, user: normaly is root , password,: root password.. and Port: your SSH port or nomlay 22 ... and you will explore your root simply

Thanks, it worked perfectly!