System Shared Secure Certificate setup problem

spottraining

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Hi

I have working DA server with users and I want to setup my System Shared Secure Certificate. I fount this Howto - http://www.directadmin.com/forum/showthread.php?t=3816&highlight=add+certificate+ip

But - I cant use this. I have two IP-s. One is server IP and second is for one user. I want to setup this Shared Certificate for this server IP, but I cant assign this to user.
When I log in as admin and go to user level, then I see message - Domain
No Data to Show. When I am trying to add domain secure.mydomain.com I getting error:
Error Creating Domain

Details

Unable to write user's httpd.conf
Unable to open user's httpd.conf

Error Creating Domain

So - how is the best way to add system shared certificate - to the same server IP - or is this impossible?
 
I wrote that about 3-1/2 years ago and things have changed since thin.

Usually if yo can't create a domain it's because there's already a DNS zone for the domain. Check your DNS zones. If there is either delete it (you can do what you need to later) and then try again.

Jeff
 
Still the same problem. When I have loged in as administrator and I want at user level add one domain - then I get error:
Error Creating Domain

Details


Unable to write user's httpd.conf
Unable to open user's httpd.conf


Error Creating Domain
 
Check to see if there's a user httpd.conf file for the admin user, and if so it's permissions and ownership.

Check also to make sure there's room in the partition.

Jeff
 
where I can find admin user httpd.conf file?
Room in the partition I have.

Check to see if there's a user httpd.conf file for the admin user, and if so it's permissions and ownership.

Check also to make sure there's room in the partition.

Jeff
 
It should be at:

/usr/local/directadmin/data/users/admin/httpd.conf

Jeff
 
httpd.conf owner is root.
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 0 Oct 10 23:22 httpd.conf

How I understand - its need to be owned by directadmin?
 
On one of our systems it looks like this:
Code:
-rw-r-----  1 diradmin admin 1321 Oct  8 17:10 httpd.conf
Jeff
 
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