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| - | The [[hannibal:certificate_authority|certificate authority section]] in the Hannibal documentation describes howto create certificates. Create them now and make sure that their names and paths correspond to the names in your Apache2 configuration files. | + | The [[hannibal:ca|certificate authority section]] in the Hannibal documentation describes howto create certificates. Create them now and make sure that their names and paths correspond to the names in your Apache2 configuration files. |
| If you installed php5-mysql edit /etc/php5/apache2/php.ini to make sure the mysql-extension is enabled: | If you installed php5-mysql edit /etc/php5/apache2/php.ini to make sure the mysql-extension is enabled: | ||
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| - | The [[hannibal:certificate_authority|certificate authority section]] in the Hannibal documentation describes howto create certificates. Create them now and copy the certificates to /etc/apache/ssl.crt. The private key goes to /etc/apache/ssl.key. Make sure that their names correspond to the names in httpd.conf. | + | The [[hannibal:ca|certificate authority section]] in the Hannibal documentation describes howto create certificates. Create them now and copy the certificates to /etc/apache/ssl.crt. The private key goes to /etc/apache/ssl.key. Make sure that their names correspond to the names in httpd.conf. |
| If you installed php4-mysql edit /etc/php/apache/php.ini and make sure the mysql-extension is enabled: | If you installed php4-mysql edit /etc/php/apache/php.ini and make sure the mysql-extension is enabled: | ||