Thanks for that, perhaps I'll get a change to use it some time. However,
the server in question in this case is inside IBM, and the only common part
of its servername across the virtualhosts is ".ibm.com" so I won't rush off
to get a certificate for that!
On 28/11/06, Robert Fox <[EMAIL PROTECTE
You only need a separate IP for every virtual host if you are not using a wildcard certificate. Wildcard certs cost a
little more, but they are good for all hosts within a particular domain. Then, you can run all of your vhosts on port
443 with the same IP, and the cert will work for all of the v
You only need a separate IP for every virtual host if you are not using a wildcard certificate. Wildcard certs cost a
little more, but they are good for all hosts within a particular domain. Then, you can run all of your vhosts on port
443 with the same IP, and the cert will work for all of the v
On 11/28/06, Steve Swift <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
What puzzles me is this:
The VirtualHost definition above seems to be working as SSL is finding the
Certificate File (otherwise how would SSL work at all?)
How is this VirtualHost definition working in conjunction with
"NameVirtualHost *:80" ?
Thank you for that answer. I'm just beginning to use SSL, and at the moment
I'm using the self-signed certificate that was installed for my server
during the original apache installation.
For my testing I'll need to generate additional certificates/Sever keys for
the Virtual Hosts I define in ss
On Tue, Nov 28, 2006 at 09:09:20 +, Steve Swift wrote:
> Where should I go to learn about configuring Virtual Hosts and SSL in the
> same apache?
>
> I have virtual hosts woking using "NameVirtualHost *:80"
> SSL works for the Virtual Hosts *I* have defined
>
> But in the (default) ssl.conf f
Where should I go to learn about configuring Virtual Hosts and SSL in the
same apache?
I have virtual hosts woking using "NameVirtualHost *:80"
SSL works for the Virtual Hosts *I* have defined
But in the (default) ssl.conf file installed with apache I find:
SSLEngine on
SSLCertificateFile /etc
