That's why you use a common name that works for both. I usually do
secure.domain.com for 1 domains that will only have one server. On
domains with more than 1 server needing ssl I give names and use http
forwards for everything else.
For example, my domain, kabewm.com, has a few servers in it. I created
electron and quark as mail servers and I use a virtualhost on port 80
to forward webmail.kabewm.com to https://electron.kabewm.com/webmail.
Thanks,
Erik
On 4/21/07, slamp slamp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Looking at this wiki. It says I can use the same SSL certificate for apache.
How would this work when my qmail is mail.domain.com and my apache is
www.domain.com ? Isn't the cert tied to a common name? Unless if using a
wildcard which I don't think is a feature of that $9.99 certificate.
http://wiki.qmailtoaster.com/index.php/Certificate
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