Pupeno writes:
On Tuesday, 9 de May de 2006 10:48, Sam Varshavchik wrote:Pupeno writes: > On Tuesday, 9 de May de 2006 09:13, Georg Lutz wrote: >> I would say no. You can setup different courer servers with different >> ssl keys. >> >> But what do you mean by "multi-host" ? > > I am hosting various domains (pupeno.com, sandrafernandez.eu, etc). I > want each of them to work in its own IP and with its own key (since > clients would be connecting to mail.pupeno.com, mail.sandrafernandez.eu, > etc). Currently I have one key for all of them but I get security > warnings about the domain not matching for every domain but one.Install each certificate file as $CERTFILE.aaa.bbb.ccc.dddWhat about IPv6 ?
$CERTFILE.a:b:c::d:eor something like that. Do some experimentation and see how the IP address gets logged in syslog, when you connect, and use the exact same format.
Checking my configuration files I see statments such as: TLS_CERTFILE=/etc/courier/esmtpd.pem how should I modify those if I have 5 IPs, 5 domains and 5 certificates ?
Don't modify anything. Install the correct certfile for the correct IP address.
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