If you’ve spent any time at all around Solaris 10, you know that Sun has invested a fair amount of effort developing a pretty snazzy Service Management Facility (SMF). It is extremely flexible and feature rich, but it’s not quite as strait forward as the old legacy /etc/init.d scripts. If you’re running the OpenCSW Apache package, it installs a Service Manifest into the SMF, so you’ll have to edit this to run Apache SSL… Here’s how:
# svccfg
svc:> select cswapache2
svc:/network/http:cswapache2> listprop httpd/ssl
httpd/ssl boolean false
svc:/network/http:cswapache2> setprop httpd/ssl=true
svc:/network/http:cswapache2> exit
Now, make the changes active:
# svcadm disable cswapache2
# svcadm enable cswapache2
# svcprop -p httpd/ssl svc:/network/http:cswapache2
false
# svcadm refresh cswapache2
# svcprop -p httpd/ssl svc:/network/http:cswapache2
true
