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Re: Multi-Domain SSL certs & squid v2.6 STABLE21

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On 24.04.2012 08:21, Joaquín Puga wrote:
Hi all,

We are using squid v2.6 STABLE21 as a reverse proxy. We have a three
websites using http and 2 using https, each of them with its own IP.
We have two Verisign SSL certificates (single domain) for the https
connections. Those certificates expire in less than a month and we are
considering replacing them with a Multi-Domain certificate, probably
from entrust or Comodo, to facilitate adding websites in the future.

Could anybody confirm multi-domain SSL certs are supported on squid
v2.6 STABLE21, please? Assuming they are, is there any difference in
the way multi-domain certs are used by squid? Currently we have a file
with the SSL cert (first) followed by the CA intermediate cert.


Squid simply passes the SSL configuration details to OpenSSL APIs. Any support or lack of it is a question about your OpenSSL library version.

FWIW: I'm not aware of any reason why multi-domain certs would not work. Try it and see, your Squid-2.6 can have test ports open with a test multi-domain certificate to experiment.

Amos



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