SSL Enable web interface help

[lqmarshall at inetspace.net]

This seems to be an Apache(ssl) configuration issue not NAGIOS. I'd expect
that you'd find more assistance on an apache list. That said... How are you
connecting to a remote host using localhost? Localhost will resolve to the
local system which makes it generally a non-functional name especially for
SSL connections on most setups.


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