Michiel (Eduwijs B.V) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (Do 06 Sep 2007 11:57:05 CEST): > Yes, that what I mean. They resolve to 1 IP address. Something like > Apache with virtual domains. It can see the hostname the user used to > connect to the server, although I think that's part of the HTTP protocol > though. Does Exim not have a variable, with the hostname the user used > to connect with the server?
SMTP doesn't have such protocol item. And even worse: Virtual Hosting
for SSL requires one IP address per virtual web (HTTPS) server too.
Since the Host:-Header is sent *after* setup of SSL. So the SSL client
needs to see the server cert *before* it has a chance to send the
Host:-header.
Same *would* be for SMTP if it *would* have such protocol extension.
You can configure a bunch of alias IPs and then select the certs via
$interface_address and some lookup (if the tls_* options are expanded, but I'd
suppose they are).
Best regards from Dresden
Viele Grüße aus Dresden
Heiko Schlittermann
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