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* httpd with ssl
Run httpd using inets. Tell inets what to start by configuring
'services' in a config file that you pass to erl(1) at startup:
$ cat httpd_inets.config
[{inets, [{services, [
{httpd, [{proplist_file, "httpd_inets_props.conf"}]}
]}]}].
$
Then start erl with `-config httpd_inets'.
In erl, start inets:
1> inets.start().
ok
There are two ways to configure the httpd server.
Either configure httpd using a props list with all the httpd arguments:
$ cat httpd_inets_props.conf
[
{port, 8080},
{bind_address, {127,0,0,1}},
{server_name, "httpd_inets_FQDN"},
{server_root, "/tmp/httpd_inets"},
{document_root, "/tmp/httpd_inets/docroot"},
{socket_type, essl},
{ssl_certificate_file, "/tmp/httpd_inets/02.pem"},
{ssl_certificate_key_file, "/tmp/httpd_inets/srv1.key"},
{ssl_ca_certificate_file, "/tmp/httpd_inets/01.pem"}
].
$
In the example config for inets above, this is what will be used.
Or configure httpd using an Apache like configuration file. Configure
inets to start httpd with {file, "httpd_config"} in
httpd_inets.config. Here's a config file equivalent to what's seen
above in the props list:
$ cat httpd_config.OFF
ServerName httpd_inets_FQDN
ServerRoot /tmp/httpd_inets
DocumentRoot /tmp/httpd_inets/docroot
Port 8080
SocketType essl
SSLCertificateFile /tmp/httpd_inets/02.pem
SSLCertificateKeyFile /tmp/httpd_inets/srv1.key
SSLCACertificateFile /tmp/httpd_inets/01.pem
$
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