Linux SSL/Apache issue

I have a few servers that were shipped down from Florida. The only way to get appache to start correctly is to comment out the "SSL on" line on the Virtual site on :443. If I start apache from the command prompt with it enabled it prompts for the password. It takes my password but when I physically go to the non SSL site I'm told to go to use https instead. Before shipping this never happened. The only thing I changed was the IP address. Also if I do this (enter the password manually) I have to manually start apache each time. It does not startup automatically. It gives an error about not being able to find the key. Here is what I get if it is enabled (even with SSL off listed on the other virtual hosts)

Bad Request
Your browser sent a request that this server could not understand.
Reason: You're speaking plain HTTP to an SSL-enabled server port.
Instead use the HTTPS scheme to access this URL, please.


Hint: https://servername

Apache version number: Port 80

Eric

You can try to strip out the password by using openssl on the key. I forget how to do this but most guides for making your own key tell how to do it. With that done you'd be able to start Apache on boot.

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Originally posted by anfpunk
You can try to strip out the password by using openssl on the key. I forget how to do this but most guides for making your own key tell how to do it. With that done you'd be able to start Apache on boot.

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Any idea why it wants to run SSL on all servers now? Even if I put "SSLEngine off" on the other sites (ports) it wants to load.

Eric