self-signed wild card certs and mozilla

properly? I must have done something partially correct for IE to accept it without warnings or errors. Michael Grant __ Apache Interface to OpenSSL (mod_ssl) www.modssl.org User Support Mailing List

virtual hosting and ssl

into Netscape's trusted root ca list but NOT IE's. Can someone tell me if there is a right way to generate a cert that works with more than one site with the various different browsers out there? Michael Grant __ Apache Interface to OpenSSL

Re: virtual hosting and ssl

While we're on this topic... Owen Boyle wrote on 01.03.26 This question comes up so often it ought to be in the .sig of the list... , and this ends with Use different port numbers for different SSL hosts. I personally don't know what the .sig would mean, but the last comment

Re: virtual hosting and ssl

I have made this work, however there are drawbacks to this solution. Grrr, I take it back, I can't reproduce it now. I still get the name check, site name does not match certificate warning before it follows the redirect. 1) you need at least 2 certs, one for the virtual hosting server and

Re: mod_ssl and name-based virtual hosts

Jeff wrote: What is the host name (common name) in the certificates ??? I suspect you have used *.mydomain.dom - correct ??? Hmm, I'm also using name based virtual hosting with ssl as well, but my cert isn't *.domain.dom, it's just cn=domain.dom. The virtual hosts are of the form

Floating Point Errors

but nothing seems to help. Perhaps I have some old libraries somewhere, but where? Michael Grant __ Apache Interface to OpenSSL (mod_ssl) www.modssl.org User Support Mailing List [EMAIL

sigfpe error

. Seems that the process runs unlimited (as in coresize ulimited). Is there anything else I need to do to get it to deposit a nice little (or not so little!) core file somewhere for me? Michael Grant __ Apache Interface