Re: SSL virtual Hosts

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On 06/09/2017 01:30 PM, Carlos Cruz wrote:
I hope for my first question my questions isn’t too stupid but I haven’t been able to figured out my problem. My problem is I have about 10 virtual domains under the conf.d (Centos 6) directory with Apache HTTPD 2.2. SSL (only) virtual hosts don’t work if I used individual configuration files to define the virtual hosts. But all works as I understand it should work if I put all my SSL virtual hosts in 1 ssl.conf file in the same conf.d directory. can anyone tell me, or point me to the info, why multiple configuration files are not working for my SSL virtual hosts.

1 domain uses a wild card certificate

The other domains use basic single domain certificates.

I suspect that all domains are actually using the wildcard certificate
when you use a single file.  That's the only way that I can see this
working.

The SSL session is established *before* the client sends any HTTP
request to the server, so the server has to choose which certificate to
present to the client before it knows the hostname that the client is
using.  Thus, *named* virtual hosts don't work over SSL.  (There's an
extension called SNI that addresses this, but you didn't mention it, so
I assume that you're not using it.)

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