Re: Apache2, Vhosts and SSL

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Pavel,

On Dec 30, 2007 4:36 AM,  <pavel.stratil-jun@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
> not exactly true, you may try to use the SNI patch that allows several
> certs on a single ip.
>
it's still true, however, maybe the statement is not complete.

TLS is pretty new, and i.e. my firefox-browser does not accept such a
cert "for an unknown reason".

Setting up the patch is quite some work with a good chance to shoot
yourself into your toe.
Check out http://www.howtoforge.com/enable-multiple-https-sites-on-one-ip-using-tls-extensions-on-debian-etch

Btw, the error-message in my Firefox-Browser (it's 2.0.0.11) appears
when pointing to the sample web-site given in the document
https://dave.sni.velox.ch/.

Besides, when patching you will have to recompile OpenSSL, meaning
future updates (such as security updates) might turn back your
changes.

Therefore, I honestly would not recommend using this patch but wait
until a stable standard ist established.

Cheers & have a great 2008!

Gregor
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