On 2009.11.15 at 21:01:13 -0500, H??cber C??rdova wrote:
> Hi *,
>
> Certainly you can configure Apache to use virtualHosts based on domain
> names,
> and this works perfect with HTTP (1.1). However, this cannot be achieved
> using
> SSL, and the answer is simple, the SSL is estab
On 2009.11.13 at 04:44:02 -0800, Mansour Dagher wrote:
> Hi all,
>
>
> if certificates and associated keys are stored on HW (Sun crypto card for
> example), is there a way in openssl to specify the card as the location of
> these certificates/kets?
>
> It appears from the methods below, the o
Hi,
Ok, mod_ssl assume only one server certificate per file (with the
exception of the cacert file), and this is because apache doesn't have any way
to select the best certificate for a particular virtual host, and only one
certificate is assigned for a particular virtual host.
Hécber and Lou,
Oops. I missed the part in the original post about this being for SSL-enabled
VirtualHosts :(...
Sorry for any confusion...
Jim
"Hécber Córdova" wrote:
> Hi *,
>
> Certainly you can configure Apache to use virtualHosts based on domain
> names,
> and this
On Mon, Nov 16, 2009 at 11:52:26AM +1000, Anthony Thyssen wrote:
> I was reading the openssl-users mail list, (I am not on that list)
> where you mentioned the PBKDF2 openssl library function.
You should join, at least long enough to ask the question that interests
you. Further follow-up will be
Hi *,
Certainly you can configure Apache to use virtualHosts based on domain
names,
and this works perfect with HTTP (1.1). However, this cannot be achieved using
SSL, and the answer is simple, the SSL is established using the server IP, and
during the SSL negotiation (handshak
On Mon, Nov 16, 2009 at 01:45:07PM +1000, Anthony Thyssen wrote:
> In Summery the "openssl" command is deficient.
>
> [ various limitations of enc(1) ]
At the end of the day, OpenSSL is a *library*, not an end-user product,
and enc(1) and friends are developer utilities and "demo" tools.
When y
On Sun, 15 Nov 2009 21:44:55 -0500
Victor Duchovni wrote:
| >
| >Subject:Re: Encapsulation of AES_KEY
| >Date: 2009-11-11 18:49:38
| >
| > The problem is the openssl command does not make this function available
| > either directly as a password to key+IV converter, or as part
Hi,
Unless I'm misunderstanding things, you *can*, by using ServerName inside each
of the sections:
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/vhosts/name-based.html
Jim
Lou Picciano wrote:
> I didn't think it possible to server multiple virtual SSL domains from one
> Apache instance (on the s
Hi,
OpenSSL can definitely be used to implement a port of Crypto API under
Linux but I advise you to take a look at Winelib from the "Wine" project
(http://www.winehq.org/winelib).
They have implemented, among other things, the whole Crypto API
functions along with MS CSPs. Although it's not b
I didn't think it possible to server multiple virtual SSL domains from one
Apache instance (on the same IP, at least).
I suppose if you use different IP numbers this constraint goes away. Has
something changed about Apache in this regard?
Then, you have the matter of: If each virtual SSL doma
Hi...
I've been struggling with how to concatenate multiple public domain certs
into one crt file.
Basically, I have 5 SSL virtual host domains running on 1 apache httpd
server and each host has a separate GeoTrust domain certificate. Instead of
having 5 individual public *.crt files, is there an
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