Vid Luther's questions

I'm trying to setup a PHP-FPM Chroot jail on a new CentOS 6.3 box. I can get the chroot to work fine, in the sense that I can get php scripts to respond and echo things out. But, every time I use the date function, I get an error saying the timezone db is corrupt.

All I've done is changed the value of the chroot directive in php-fpm conf, to be the document root as specified in nginx.

This is the test script:

https://gist.github.com/3199578

this is the nginx vhost

https://gist.github.com/3199552

Here's the output I get when I go to localhost

https://gist.github.com/3199602

I have a website with an SSL cert. Let's say it's called example.com , I have a rewrite rule set to redirect any request to http://example.com to go to https://example.com/ this works great.

But, every now and then I get someone who types https://www.example.com/ and they get an SSL certificate mismatch. As the cert is only for example.com.

What's the best way to do the re-direct first, before the server throws the ssl certificate to the web browser?

I have a full set of recipes that are working to bootstrap a server at Rackspace, it configures and installs everything as needed. Now, I want to change the default port SSH runs on. This is fairly easy to do, but the question is, how do I tell Knife to use 22 when bootstrapping, but the non standard port when doing everything else on registered nodes?