Michelle Govender wrote:
>
> When installing a renewed certificate and updating the httpd.conf file to
> point to the new certificate file , then restarting , i still get the old
> certificate when connecting to the site via https.
> The certificate and key does match.
Some random thoughts:
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Hello,
I am fairly new to mod_ssl and I
have a question. I am wondering if there
is an easy way to have support for two different certificates in mod_ssl?
I can’t seem to find any documentation that relates to
this. I am sure that it must be possible
but I am having trouble figuri
> I am fairly new to mod_ssl and I have a question.
> I am wondering if there is an easy way to have support
> for two different certificates in mod_ssl?
Certainly, just define the paths to the different certificates and keys
in your IP-based or port-based VirtualHosts.
(Obviously, it makes no
Hi --
My question is: what is the most stable version of Apache / mod_ssl/ OpenSSL and
configuration options, stable in this case meaning allowing the widest group of the
most common browsers to connect (AOL, IE, Netscape, Opera), on the most widely used
OS's to connect? (WIN, Macs, Linux, So
On Tue, Sep 18, 2001 at 05:25:34PM -0500, Nick Temple wrote:
> Hi --
>
> My question is: what is the most stable version of Apache / mod_ssl/ OpenSSL and
>configuration options, stable in this case meaning allowing the widest group of the
>most common browsers to connect (AOL, IE, Netscape, Op
