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HTTPS - soringo - 03-12-2007 05:39 PM
Hi there...
Is there a way to have a switch on/off for http/https on gui when creating virtual host in apache.conf (vhcs2.conf) for a domain?...I have some clients who wants oscommerce and they need https vhost for that???
Thx.
PS. I know how to do that by hand :o) but it's not a solution.
RE: HTTPS - BeNe - 03-12-2007 05:46 PM
Take a look at the Wishlist -> add SSL - Management (per domain http/https) SSL-thoughts.
At this time - do it by hand....
RE: HTTPS - Tolga - 04-26-2007 05:06 PM
BeNe Wrote:Take a look at the Wishlist -> add SSL - Management (per domain http/https) SSL-thoughts.
At this time - do it by hand....
Hi BeNe...
can you tell me how i can create this by hand at the moment ???
Do you know a good howto ??
Thanx for your fast answer.
Greetz
Tolga
RE: HTTPS - BeNe - 04-26-2007 06:40 PM
Hy Tolga,
take a look at here -> http://www.isp-control.net/forum/no-ssl-support-in-vhcs-t-110.html
RE: HTTPS - raphael - 04-27-2007 05:25 AM
By the way, you need different IPs for each domain
RE: HTTPS - BeNe - 04-27-2007 05:29 AM
Why that ? It works also with one IP, you can set in every vhost a own certificate. That should work.
RE: HTTPS - raphael - 04-28-2007 04:32 AM
In that case you would need to serve the content from an other port. If you want something like
https://mydomain.tld
https://anotherdomain.tld
on the same server with a single IP, it won't work. You would have to make one of the two domains run on a different port.
RE: HTTPS - ephigenie - 04-28-2007 05:33 AM
yeah you need a wildcard certificate for that.
But :
1) they're expensive
2) they make no sense because a certificate is for signing exactly on ip+port combination to a certain host - with wildcard domains you could have thousand's of domains (subdomains) just with one certificate.
That makes no sense...!
3) Not every Browser supports wildcard certificates