What you want to do is set up a wild card certificate. Unfortunately I don't personally know how but I've used them before and they work exactly as you describe.
On Sat, 2003-11-08 at 12:24, Franki wrote: > Hi guys, > > I have about two dozen virtual named hosts setup on my server. > all with their own domain or sub domain and thats all working fine > (apache2 mdk9.2) > > I also have a SSL cert seton on one subdomain, secure.mydomain.com > > Now I want to give people a way of accessing their www and cgi-bin from > either their own domain (which is as it is now) > or via the https://secure.xxxxx.com domain... > > so it would work like this: > > http://their-domain.com/cgi-bin/somefile.pl > > would be accessing the same file as: > > https://secure.my-domain.com/username/cgi-bin/somefile.pl > > accept the first one is just normal HTTP 1.1 and the second would be SSL.. > > That way people who need to, can make use of the cert.. > > Is there a way to do this??? > I realise the probs with virt named hosting and SSL.. but what I am > asking is not releated to that.. > > I do not want to setup SSL on the vhost, I want to create a way for > vhost users to access their web files from my ssh secure domain name, as > well as their own domain name.. have I explained what I mean well enough > to be understood??? > > Anyone got any tips on this?? > I know it can be done because alot of online hosts offer it.. I'm just > not sure how.. > > I had created a cgi-bin for each user in the secure.xxxxxxx.com doc root > and symlinked it to their normal web dir.. but their has to be an easier > way.. ( I have only a dozen vhosts now, but thats likely to grow pretty > quickly.) > > Any ideas guys??? > much appreciated. > > rgds > > Franki
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