Bob Richart said:
>> The University IS Dept. tells me that SSL Certificates are a big hassle
and it would be a mistake for the library to try to maintain one. They have
had major problems with certificates. They are a totally NT shop. The
library has the only UNIX server on campus. So my question is, are there
problems with maintaining an SSL Certificate on a Solaris box? Or are these
problems only related to Microsoft incompatibilities? <<
In my limited experience so far, certificates are trivially easy to obtain,
install and maintain under Unix (or OpenBSD at least). I don't know about NT
directly, but I note that the OpenBSD/SSL project I'm working on now started
out as an NT job but was abandoned, and that the Apache manual refers to NT
as a wholly unsuitable vehicle for a secure server.
Steve
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