confused about debian and apache

[Gregory Nowak]

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Hi all.

I notice, that debian splits the apache package into apache and
apache-ssl. What I'm wondering is if I want to serve standard pages
over port 80, and ssl content over port 443, do I install both apache
and apache-ssl, since I notice they don't conflict, or do I configure
apache-ssl to also listen on port 80, in addition to listening on port
443? Thanks in advance.

Greg


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