Eric Shubert wrote:
Yes, that should do it.
FWIW, you can use cacert.org to sign certificates for free. Unfortunately,
cacert.org isn't generally recognized (yet) at an authoritative CA. You can,
however, have your uses import cacert's root certificate, then any
certificate that you have cacert sign will be recognized by your users. This
saves your users from having to import more than one certificate, or
re-importing a certificate that has changed (in the case a host name changes
or a certificate expires).
I'll add some notes to the wiki on it, but be aware that regfly
(RapidSSL) is not recognized by IE6 or 7, nor Firefox 2 or 3. You have
to import their "CA-Bundle" for it to not give you an error, so IMHO you
might as well save $9.99 and generate your own certs and import them.
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