Hi,


   I'm new to modssl and need clarification on a couple of implementation 
issues.
   I understand that each ssl-enabled http server needs its own 
IP.  However, would it be possible to have X number of name-based 
virtualhosts and one single ssl-enabled web host using a single 
IPs.  Furthermore, would this one secured website be the default one whose 
contents are that of the default DocumentRoot that I would get by going to 
https://my.single.ip.address.
   Based on mailing list archives and that one bit in the faq, it seems 
that self-signing a certificate is doable.  Would this be a feasible path 
to take if we're setting up a secured site for only a few people?  Which 
benefits of using ssl would be nullified by doing things this way?  I 
imagine the obvious would be that I don't have the anonymous third party 
there to certify the transaction, but shouldn't that not matter since those 
who are importing certificates that they get directly from us probably 
trust us as it is?  yes, no?

tia

r.
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