Built-In Apache & HTTPS

["Alex Kirk" <alex@schnarff.com>]

I've finally been able to make the switch over to the version of Apache that 
comes pre-installed with OpenBSD, thanks to people here and at ports@. 
However, I've still got one issue, which is central to the whole of why I 
decided to make the change. 

When starting Apache with "/usr/sbin/httpd -u -DSSL" (I'm not chroot'ing yet 
because of issues with partition sizes), I'm still getting "connection 
refused" errors when I try to browse over to https://mail.schnarff.com or 
any of the other sites I host. I'm quite confused, since: 

1. /etc/ssl/private/server.crt exists and is referenced in httpd.conf.
2. /etc/services has "httpd 443" sitting right there.
3. I basically copied over the SSL section from the httpd.conf of another 
OpenBSD 3.2 machine that *can* run https. 

I've even tried using the chroot feature, and I get the same result. 

Any ideas as to what I might be missing? I'd really like to get SSL up and 
running on this box soon. 

Thanks,
Alex Kirk