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Hiya
On Fri, 03 Aug 2001 16:50, Mike Chambers wrote:
> I run mailman program for mailing list, same as this one, and want to make
> the web portion of it use https instead of regular.
Think this ones been answered.. Not sure about the next one though.
> How do I make users have to use that and where do the files go and and how
> is the config setup? I am not sure what to read and look at to make this
> happen. Do certificates have to be used or something for this and are they
> free to make up and use?
You can make a "Test" or "Self Signed" cert by going into /etc/httpd/conf and
typing "make genkey" and "make testcert" the only thing with a self signed
cert is a warning is shown when a user gets information on the cert that it
is self signed and may not be trustworthy..
Note: Since I generated one of these for one of my own servers that server
requires a password to start up the httpd service.
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Best Regards
Craig Jansen
PH: +64 21 144 1851 FAX: +64 6 323 2060 L-ICQ: 99197675
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