I can only get 1 single free certificate on my TLD (free as in no money involved). I'm not running multiple ASSP services. I'm running an ActiveSync-server (Z-PUSH), webmail for my MTA and webmail for my Zarafa-server which I have not yet implemented as my main MTA.
I don't want to use portnumbers for, what I think, obvious reasons. I'm running pound on my SoHo-router (DD-WRT). Although Nginx has many more possibilities, it is way too heavy to run there. Pound is a non-caching reverse proxy and it is not demanding about its host processor. Apache or lighttpd are really not an option here. I only got this idea of putting ASSP behind that same proxy after I successfully enabled the before mentioned services. It would only take 4 extra lines in my config and then I would have my ASSP behind that https-connection. I started looking in pound for a way to strip the '/ASSP' I would put after my domain when I want to to access my ASSP-server instead of my webmail. Alas, this command does not exist in pound. That's why it would be nice if ASSP could listen to '/ASSP' instead of '/'. https://sub.mydomain.com/ >> webmail https://sub.mydomain.com/zarafa-webaccess >> zarafa webmail https://sub.mydomain.com/Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync >> zpush It would be nice if this link would bring me to ASSP. I therefore need ASSP to accept http-requests starting with /ASSP and ignoring these https://sub.mydomain.com/ASSP >> assp I completely understand if this will not get implemented. But maybe, just maybe more of you think this is a good solution for them.. And although I don't know how, it may well be very simple to implement it for a perl programmer. Here's part of my pound's config: ListenHTTPS Address 0.0.0.0 Port 4443 Cert "/opt/etc/ssl.crt" CAList "/opt/etc/ca.pem" VerifyList "/opt/etc/sub.class1.server.ca.pem" Service "zarafa" URL "/(zarafa-webaccess|Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync).*" BackEnd Address 192.168.10.125 Port 80 End End Service "Worldclient" BackEnd Address 192.168.10.25 Port 80 End End End ListenHTTPS Address 0.0.0.0 Port 4446 Cert "/opt/etc/ssl.crt" CAList "/opt/etc/ca.pem" VerifyList "/opt/etc/sub.class1.server.ca.pem" Service "Webadmin" BackEnd Address 192.168.10.25 Port 1000 End End End As you can see I'm already using another port to get to my webadmin as there was no other way there either. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ Assp-test mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/assp-test
