Hello, I assume that a server needs 1 IP address per SSL website, is this still true? As we want to offer ssl sites to clients, but we do not have anywhere near the amount of IPs needed. Possible? Thanks..
Not when you use a recent web browser that supports IDN. This topic does not depend on ISPConfig, its a question of the web browser.
Till means SNI, its supported in Apache 2.4 and more. IDN is International Domain Name, a diffrent problem in ISPconfig gui.
SNI has to be supported by the client and the server. See here for a list of software that supports IDN: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Server_Name_Indication There is no problem with IDN. ISPConfig supports IDN names incl. automatic conversion for several years now.
Hers is a easy to read list for SNI: https://www.digicert.com/ssl-support/apache-secure-multiple-sites-sni.htm IDN as client when you have php5-intl installed does not work. The gui tries to rewrite the domainname but dont have acesss, as admin it works. Known bug in buggtracker that is not fixed: https://git.ispconfig.org/ispconfig/ispconfig3/issues/3594 Still dont work in 3.1 stable and easily tested, but i didnt mean to hijack this thread, i will update orginal thread.
This works fine on all of my servers. Just tested it again on an Ubuntu 16.04 ISPConfig 3.1 system and works flawlessly. Here are the screenshots of the IDN domains that I added. Thank you for reporting that we missed to close the bugrepot after the issue was fixed. I closed it now after verifying that the bug does not happen anymore in 3.1. The only thing that is missing is an auto conversion in the wizard so the domain has to be entered as punycode there but gets then shown correctly in the list and it can be edited without problems later. I've added a feature request to add the auto IDN conversion to the wizard as well.
It is fixed in 3.1. This has been verified on several servers. You can easily verify it yourself in the online demo: http://demo3.ispconfig.org/ user: client pw: demo Go to DNS, click on "Add DNS Zone manually", enter: Zone: täüst.tld. NS: ns.täüst.tld. Email: admin.täüst.tld. Press save, then open it again, try to go to the records tab, as you can see, it works fine. My guess is that you mix up the IDN problem with the zone protection that ensures that the zone name that was added by an admin can not be changed by a client. A client can only change a zone that he added himself (or that the admin added for him by using the login-as function)
@rob_morin - I am on ubuntu 12.04 using PHP 5.3 and using SSL on multiple domains without any problem.
