I am running WAMP 3.3.7 on Windows 11. I have created a self-signed certificate and I updated apache to use SSL. I have vhosts configured, and these https:// versions of my sites are loading as expected.
However, the WAMP dashboard is displaying errors telling me that "443 is not a listen port" for each of my vhosts, and it's also telling me that I have duplicate entries in vhosts for the same domain.
Here's a screenshot of Wampserver: [imgur.com]
Here's a look at my vhosts config: [pastebin.com]
I've run commands to ensure 443 is listening, and I don't have Skype or IIS or anything else using 443 besides Apache.
As for the duplicate entries, that's because there is one for port 80 and oen for port 443 on each of the vhosts. Everything I'm seeing says this is correct config.
Again, my https:// vhosts are loading just fine. I'm just having a hard time ignoring these errors and would prefer a clean Wampserver dashboard.
Any ideas on what's going on here and how I might resolve this would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
However, the WAMP dashboard is displaying errors telling me that "443 is not a listen port" for each of my vhosts, and it's also telling me that I have duplicate entries in vhosts for the same domain.
Here's a screenshot of Wampserver: [imgur.com]
Here's a look at my vhosts config: [pastebin.com]
I've run commands to ensure 443 is listening, and I don't have Skype or IIS or anything else using 443 besides Apache.
As for the duplicate entries, that's because there is one for port 80 and oen for port 443 on each of the vhosts. Everything I'm seeing says this is correct config.
Again, my https:// vhosts are loading just fine. I'm just having a hard time ignoring these errors and would prefer a clean Wampserver dashboard.
Any ideas on what's going on here and how I might resolve this would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!