> The reason it's not in the wiki is because the Apache+SSL that comes as
> a RPM package from TSL is about as generic as it could be. There is no
> point in having special docs for every aspect of TSL.
> 
> You don't create the certificate, you create a request and then buy
> the certificate from someone else unless you want to do a self-signed
> server.
> 
> Read the docs at the Apache site, httpd.apache.org, then pick a company to
> issue you a certificate, then go there and follow their instructions.
> 
> If you really want to do a self-signed site (for testing for 
> example) then read the Apache docs and the docs at www.modssl.org, they 
> tell you how to do it.
> 
> Apache+SSL is the most widely used web server on the Internet. Everyone
> supports it. I checked the Thawte site and they even have a trial
> program with step-by-step help.

ok..i'll take a look...thanks

> 
> 
> Brian
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