On Mon, Aug 09, 1999, Joseph Mack wrote:
> have configured two secure (virtual) IP based servers in my httpd.conf,
> each with their own certificate entries and ssl-passphrase entries. Each
> secure site works OK when run by itself.
>
> I assume I can run the two secure servers by using separate virtual host
> entries but what do I do about having two different ssl-passphrase
> entries?
>
> There is only one place for these, in the mod-ssl.c section, and I need
> two entries (or some other way of thinking about it)
>
> am using
> linux/apache-1.3.4-modssl-(somenumber)
Sorry, I do not understand your problem. The pass phrases are not specified
anywhere in the config - all you usually specify is the pass phrase dialog
type. All you've to do is to place your two servers into two separate
<VirtualHost> sections, add the corresponding Listen and mod_ssl should
automatically recognize the second cert/key pair and ask you for both pass
phrases (or just once for both assuming they have the same pass phrase). Or
did I totally misunderstood you now?
Ralf S. Engelschall
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