I recently came across a error when trying to install an SSL for a client. I thought I might share in case someone else has this issue.<\/p>\n
The certificate for the domain abc.com could not be installed. Unable to produce a valid Apache configuration file. SSL Install aborted due to error.<\/p>\n Syntax error on line 15650 of Basically, this issue is related to and caused by a limitation in Apache when there are more than 4096 characters in a single line. When that threshold is reached, Apache tends to drop some characters randomly, causing an improper configuration to be built.<\/p>\n cPanel is working on resolving this issue through a workaround, but it will not be released right away. You may be able to disable proxy domains in the vhost entry which may be causing this issue.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I recently came across a error when trying to install an SSL for a client. I thought I might share in case someone else has this issue. The certificate for the domain abc.com could not be installed. Apache produced the following errors: Syntax error on line 15650 of \/usr\/local\/apache\/conf\/httpd.conf.installssl.1268XXXXXX.866227547.078394-abc.com: ScriptAlias takes two arguments, a fakename… <\/p>\n
\nApache produced the following errors:
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\nSyntax error on line 15650 of
\n\/usr\/local\/apache\/conf\/httpd.conf.installssl.1268XXXXXX.866227547.078394-abc.com:
\nScriptAlias takes two arguments, a fakename and a realname<\/p>\n
\n \/usr\/local\/apache\/conf\/httpd.conf.installssl.1268XXXXXX.866227547.078394-abc.com:
\n ScriptAlias takes two arguments, a fakename and a realname
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