I followed the howto: http://www.howtoforge.com/securing-...h-a-free-class1-ssl-certificate-from-startssl Running an ISPCFG 3 Debian6 installation. I got a level 2 certificate wildcard, multidomain from startssl. certificate works fine for https and email BUT: the only domain that I activated ssl for inside the ISPCFG3 control panel is: premaman.co.za so as expected https://www.premaman.co.za works fine. If I enter another domain hosted on the same server and prefix it with https it wil show the content of the only domain with ssl activated, i.e. check out: https://zice.ro or https://pacura.ru they both show the content of https://www.premaman.co.za can this behavior be stopped? I don't think that is very professionally to show the content of another website under a foreign domain? Or did I do something wrong here?
What you describe is the normal behaviour of SSL and not related to the use of ispconfig or startssl. For that reason there should be no other websites pointing to the same IP address then the ssl enabled domain.
thanks for lifting the mystery, I remember now that you need a dedicated IP for each SSL enabled vhost.
