Hi folks,
I have built the MODSSL package and Apache, and it works. I got a
"test" certificate from Thawte (their "unauthenticated" one) and it
installed and worked properly.
Ok, so now I have "https:" support.
Except for one small problem - whenever I go to one of those pages, IE
throws up a dialogue box saying that the certificate is issued by a company
you have not chosen to trust.
I'm a *PERSON*, not a company. While I do consulting, I'm not in this
for Ecommerce purposes and such - more for privacy and integration of
technology.
Thawte and Verisign are both set up for commercial users with DBAs, LLCs, or
corporate entities - things I simply don't have.
So how do I get a certificate that won't cause browsers to throw up chunks
whenever they are used?
Is it possible?
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