On Wednesday 15 of February 2012 14:45:00 you wrote: > Could it be that they come with new default settings/behavior making > them simply reject sites using self signed certs?
There are two problems at once: 1) the cert is self-signed, but you can add exception for it and that's OK 2) the cert only covers *.7fach.de domains. So `app.7fach.de' is covered, but bare `7fach.de' is not, and neither is `wiki.picolisp.com' Perhaps strangely, in case of wildcard certificates, the important part is the `Certificate Subject Alt Name' field. For example, one of my websites has: DNS Name: *.example.pl DNS Name: example.pl that is, both *.DOMAIN.pl and DOMAIN.pl You can put several records here, so both *.7fach.de, 7fach.de, picolisp.com and *.picolisp.com are covered. Cheers, -- dexen deVries [[[↓][→]]] Already many of the mutants disguised as human beings are walking the streets of Earth's cities. -- Music Instructor, ``Electro City'' -- UNSUBSCRIBE: mailto:[email protected]?subject=Unsubscribe
