First of all I would like to thank the developers that made ISPConfig, I am using and it's great! Thanks! I am a web designer and web developer who also offers web hosting as a Value added service for my clients. I was renting a Virtual Dedicated Server thru GoDaddy and was recently warned about overutilizing resources. So I, having never seen a Linux box before, decided to fire up a Fedora core 8 install following to the letter the instructions of The Perfect Server Fedora 8 from this forum. Amazingly, it worked! Thanks, again. My problem is this, I need to somehow host multiple SSL sites on one IP. Yes, I know that this is next to impossible. Yet, I recently read about using mod_gnutls on the server. I followed the instructions to the letter and it worked except that when I tried using a Go Daddy SSL cert, I received an error about Syntax error in mod_gnutls.conf due to not being able to load the private key. FALKO-- I have read your comments regarding mod_gnutls and I am willing to compromise performance in order to continue serving my clients need while at the same time keeping my own costs down. One note: I tried upgrading openssl to the 0.9.8g for TLS support yet when I check openssl version it still says 0.9.8b... Remember I am a Linux newbie. Can you give me some guidance?? Thanks
I haven't tried mod_gnutls yet, but did you take a look at this tutorial? http://www.howtoforge.com/enable-multiple-https-sites-on-one-ip-using-tls-extensions-on-debian-etch
Thanks Hi Falko, thanks for replying. Yes I did see this tutorial but since it is for a Debian Etch, I don't have enough experience on Linux (Fedora Core 8 with ISPConfig, exact configuration as your wonderful tutorial). I don't know how to port it for my particular distribution. For example, I can't find apt-get, pbuilder... Not even sure of my correct install paths. Please help me. I know that you might think I'm too much of a newb to be trying this stuff, but here in the Philippines, we're lucky to even have 1 static IP... Thanks in advance!
I haven't tried this tutorial ( http://www.howtoforge.com/enable-multiple-https-sites-on-one-ip-using-tls-extensions-on-debian-etch ) myself, so I'm not sure how to port this to Fedora...
