It is possible to use Apache to support multiple SSL protected
sites on one machine.
The trick is to add IP aliases. Each site needs its own IP address,
its own domain and its own certificate. Apache can handle this.
So basically everyone is mostly right ;-).
Erwann ABALEA wrote:
The problem
Glover Barker wrote:
I hate to distract from the original issue, but what is ethereal? Some
kind of dump or sniffer? Where can it be found?
It comes up at the top of the google hit list on the name.
www.ethereal.com.
Yes, its great. 10 minute install, hit capture-start and
select an
Hi,
The -certopt command doesn't seem to be in either 0.9.6b or
in the snapshot from Nov 13.
Is it available somewhere else?
I'm wondering if there is a certTemplate for server
as well as client.
- Rod
Dr S N Henson wrote:
Alexey Kobozev wrote:
Hi, All!
I'm having a
Wojciech Zabolotny wrote:
Hi All,
I'm looking for a public key encryption algorithm, well suited for
implementation in the microcontroller. The private key encryption
should be relatively simple (it will be performed by the uC), and
should use as small of RAM as possible (however the
Norberto Silva wrote:
Hi,
I am in the process of trying to automate the generation of RSA private
keys using openssl genrsa.
In particular, I am trying to redirect user input via a temporary file
containing the pass phrase (and , of course,
a confirming pass phrase on the next line). In
Rod Gilchrist wrote:
Norberto Silva wrote:
Hi,
I am in the process of trying to automate the generation of RSA private
keys using openssl genrsa.
In particular, I am trying to redirect user input via a temporary file
containing the pass phrase (and , of course,
a confirming pass
Dr Stephen Henson wrote:
jagad wrote:
Hi All,
I have generate Cert using OpenSSL and it's works fine, but when I try to
generate Cert, then I've got the error:
Error Loading Extension section usr_cert
.: X509 V3 routines: v2i_GENERAL_NAME: missing value .
I never
