you guessed it correctly: My server has only one IP. On 10/17/07, Kalin KOZHUHAROV <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > widyachacra wrote: > > Dear List Friends, > > > > I'm using netqmail for three(3) domains(virtual mail). I want to > > create separate CA certifications for each three(3) virtual mail > > domains. How can i do this? > Not sure what exactly you are trying to achieve, please clarify. > > Let me guess: > > Q: You want to use SMTP/SSL and probably POP3/SSL and you want the > server to respond with different server certificate (nothing to do with > CA) for each vdomain? > > A: You can NOT do this if you are running on a single IP. If you run > several instances of tcpserver (or sslserver from sys-apps/ucspi-ssl) it > probably can be easily done if you setup three instances on three > different IPs. But might not work, has to think it. You might need to > have a fourth "master" tcpserver. > In ASCII it might look like: > > client_1======>sslserver_1---tcpclient_1--- > \ > ....... |--->tcpserver_0-->qmail-smtpd > --- vpopmail > / > client_N======>sslserver_N---tcpclient_2--- > > Everything can be implemented on one machine with several IP addresses > (or ports, but it is messy). Similar stuff for the POP3/SSL. > Basically this is a dirtbag SSL accelerator ;-D > > DISCLAIMER: This is off-the-top-of-my-head, it might not work ;-) > > Kalin. > > -- > |[ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ]| > +-> http://ThinRope.net/ <-+ > |[ ______________________ ]| > > -- > [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list > >
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