What is the state with TLS/SNI at the moment? We are exploring offering
SSL certificates to users, and in a perfect world we would like to keep
our httpd.conf free of provisioning.
Apache 2.2.0
OpenSSL-0.9.8e
At the moment, all users' vhosts are defined as:
<VirtualHost *:80>
VirtualDocumentRoot "/export/nfs/www/%-1/%-2.-1/%-2.-2/%-2+/"
So a request for http://www.example.com/$path would translate as
/export/nfs/www/com/e/l/www.example/$path
If that directory exists it is served.
What would be ideal is if a user had a certificate as:
/export/nfs/www/com/e/l/www.example/.certificate
Then SSL TLS/SNI would use it and "everything would just work".
(Minus Safari, and Konquerer from our current tests)
Possible right now ? Possible if I add a little code?
Lundy
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