On 04.07.20 21:08, Maksym Zinchenko wrote:
So now im facing this issues:
1) Some of the domains are not mine and belong to some clients, they
might have their own certificates they bought.
2) Also I don't know how many clients I will have in the future, so
everytime I add a new domain I need
Dear Gustaf, my main problem is certificate. Loading the drivers globally
works. When I access domains they are pointing and working correctly.
The problem is nsssl when loaded globally must have "ns_param certificate",
I misunderstood this parameter. I thought its like "ns_param
defaultserver",
Indeed!
In fact, A.I. has been playing a big role in this field already (i.e.
self-healing). We could bring into TCL’s world!
Most of the time I get lazy, skipping test-cases, going directly to debug
without planing and writing unit tests, then I miss the opportunity to get a
better
Dear Maksym,
If you are using virtual host, you should load the drivers globally
and - when connect via https - use multi-domain SAN certificates
(as produced e.g. by [1]).
openacs.org is a configuration using (a) multiple names for the
same server (such as .org, .net, with and without "www."
Maybe, we should add "self-healing" to the feature list of NaviServer :)
In general, it is a good idea to make test-cases with curl, also for you
to understand, what is going on in detail.
all the best
-gn
On 04.07.20 18:37, Iuri de Araujo Sampaio wrote:
Hi,
I woke up today and Postman
Hi,
I woke up today and Postman requests work fine now. I have no clue what the
error was, and I have done nothing to fix it.
Well, I added a log message in the first line, before calling [ns_getform], but
that would no affect the problem. Maybe the stars were playing with me last
night. Or it
Hello, I'm trying to set up host based virtual hosts with naviserver but I
can't understand it easily or correctly. so what i'm trying to accomplish:
I have one big dedicated server, and i'm moving all my VPS's to it.
So Ive created the main config file /opt/ns/conf/dz_nsd.tcl,
