Anyone here use ensim and share an SSL certificate between there clients ?

If so how do you do it ?

a guide or howto would be great ;)

Just setup an SSL cert via the Appliance Administrator control panel for "server.domain.com", or whatever your hostname of your server is (this should be set as the Common Name in the SSL Settings form). Do this by going to "Configure Apache Web Server", then at the top "SSL Settings".

Your clients can access the shared SSL cert by using:

https://server.domain.com/~adminXX/

Replacing XX with their site number. They can find this out be logging into their Site Administrator control panel and clicking on the "Site Summary" link. For example, your client should see somewhere on the page:

Domain Preview: http://IPaddress/~admin24/

I hope this helps you.

Alan

Old thread but is there a way to do it not using the server name. I need to share a few different certs.

Have plenty of IP's just cant work out how to get it shared :(

you can only use a certificate for one IP or hostname, the one its signed for. You will need a new certificate for each IP.

I know I'll need a different certificate for each IP, but cant see a way to share a certificate unless it uses the servers hostname.

I could do https://hostname.mydomain.com/~whatever/

But what about https://secure.otherdomain.com/~whatever?

All I get when trying it with a domain thats not the host name is.

The requested URL /~admin1/ was not found on this server

Is there any way to get round this or am I stuck :(

TIA

Should be possible with a little hacking around in the configs, but no "default" way of doing it with standard Ensim.

thats what I thought, just need to find where to fiddle ;)

Cheers

Ok came up with a way, just created a symbolic link to the stuff I wanted to be shared, had to enable Options FollowSymLinks in httpd.conf.

Not sure if that would create any security issues, though I am the only one with ssh and ftp access so I guess there isnt really any issues.