Thanks for setting me straight on this.
I suppose I lack due diligence wrt this subject.
It is curious, the lack of predictibility MS have regarding not
published policies, but real world uses. Why would minor release
changes of the same product exhibit such a change?
Cheers
Bill Laakkon
Hi All,
It seems the latest version of IE 5.0 (5.00.2920.) on Windows
2000 Por no longer accept our wildcard certs from Thawte. These
certs are like *.im1.net. Previous versions, and even Netscape 6
Preview release 1 have no problems. IE 5.0 now complains that the
cert does not match the
To install individual certs for each Virtual Server, you will need
individual IP addresses. Name Based Hosting does not work with
SSL.
> Hello,
>
> We run multiple shops on a http server; running Linux, WN (as the http
> server) and MySql. They all use the same ip adres. The webserver uses a
>
There is no governing body that I am aware of. Is it to be yet
another Amercian led thing? That is what got things to the state
they're in now.
Also, what would be an appropriate list to discuss these things, if
not openssl-users?
Bill Laakkonen
www.im1.net
> -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Gee,
Before I get flamed for the Subject:
Of course, Verisign and Thawte are American and South African
companies, so cannot be a monopoly(Two American companies
doing this likely would), and of course NSI, the major marketer of
Versign certs, is a registrar for domains, and this cannot be
co
