I need to setup a single AOLserver instance that serves up two different servernames (say, abc.com and xyz.com) from the same pageroot and, using nsssl/nsssle/nsopenssl, correctly produces the appropriate certificate based on the servername of the incoming https requests (that is, it should serve the certificate for abc.com when a request for https://abc.com comes in, and serve a different certificate for xyz.com when a request for that servername comes in).
This is to avoid the "security warning" that most browsers will popup when they receive a certificate that doesn't match the domainname of the server being visited, which happens if I use the abc.com certificate for both servernames. Has anyone setup a similar configuration and, if so, what's the best way to go about it? My current idea was to have AOLserver listen on two distinct IPs (one for each domainname) and have two nsssl sections configured, one for each IP, but I'm not sure if this will work. Thanks in advance, Nuno Santos
