I've got a neat little scenario (you've probably all seen it a hundred
times, but I'm getting conflicting info from the mailing list archives and
the FAQ, so I therefore post my confusion here...)
I have a host, www.company.ca, tied to address 192.168.1.2 (it's on the
protected side of a firewall). This is publicly accessible, with no
problems. I do have one directory tree within www.company.ca that I'd like
to have encrypted when viewed, but the rest can be unencrypted. (I have no
need for authentication, encryption will fill all of my needs.) I also have
a webmail virtualhost (mail.company.ca) setup on the same IP.
Now, I presume that for the two hosts, mail.company.ca and www.company.ca,
I'll need two certificates. No problem, played with openssl today, made
myself a CA and created two nicely signed certs. I'd rather not use a
second IP for the virtual host, but instead, figure out a way to use the
www.company.ca cert to protect the specific directory I want, and use the
mail.company.ca cert to encrypt the mail traffic. Is there some
incantation of Apache+mod_ssl directives that will accomplish this?
TIA!
Cheers!
Jon
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Jon Earle (613) 751-4948 (Pager)
HUB Computer Consulting Inc. (613) 830-1499 (Office)
http://www.hubcc.ca 1-888-353-7272 (Within Canada/US)
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