Re: [cobalt-developers] SSL for all virtual sites

[BlakeWebster <blake@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

What I did after generating a certificate for the entire site, was to use
https://ns1.mydomain.com as the secure server and set up user folders per
domain as needed.
That way they can conduct secure transactions within the secure server and
then return to their own non-secure area.
By trying to enable ssl on the individual domains would mean the browsers
will have to read a certificate that has been issued for another domain and
a warning window will appear.

Blake Webster




At 11:08 PM 4/27/00 -0500, you wrote:
>In the Raq3 manual it states that by generating a certificate for the
>main site, "the main site certificate request is propagated to all
>virtual sites that have SSL enabled but do not have their own
>certificate request."
>
>I have generated a self-signed certificate on the main site, however, I
>am unable to enable the SSL on the virtual sites as indicated in the
>manual.
>
>Does anyone have a suggestion or solution to my situation?  I would like
>to have one certificate on the server to service all virtual sites
>requiring SSL on this Raq3.  Based on the manual, it should be possible
>or have I misunderstood?
>
>
>
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