Hi Kevin,
here is a good howto:
http://wiki.cacert.org/wiki/CSRGenerator?action=show&redirect=VhostsApache
The best thing is to use the SubAltName Way to set up a vhost because
most browser support this.
Cheers,
Thomas
Kevin Murphy wrote:
> Hi OpenSSL Users,
>
> I am setting up an Ubuntu 8.10
Kevin Murphy schrieb:
I came accross a couple "howto" articles for setting up one certificate that
will cover all virtual hosts on a web server... one static IP, one
certificate, multiple sites, lots of saved money!
One post did this using gnutls,
The articles both use the TLS Extension for Se
You can configure a single apache instance, with many virtualhosts SSL
enabled on the same IP/Port, but every virtualhost must be under the
same domain.
This can be done using a "wildcard certificate" where you can use the
subjectalternativenames set to DNS:*.mydomain.com.
Then if your virtualh
"Kevin Murphy" writes:
>...would like to get some clarification on the above points.
>It would be terrific if I could use one certificate for multiple hosts.
Kevin:
That is the default behavior of Apache when you configure the SSL
enabled web server instance to respond on all IP addresses (with
"Kevin Murphy" writes:
[...]
> I came accross a couple "howto" articles for setting up one certificate that
> will cover all virtual hosts on a web server... one static IP, one
> certificate,
> multiple sites, lots of saved money!
Hi Kevin,
Those sites describe a way to put multiple certifica
