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Problem with SSL keys
Posted on 2004-04-27
Hi,
I have a server with 2 IP address on one card. I have 2 websites that are using one IP each. Both of the website have a SSL cert.
Both websites have been moved from a different server to mine.
The first website works fine in either normal or ssl way
The second is using the default ssl key of the server, which is something like localhost.localdomain.
I have gone throught the settings and everything seems fine.
Is anybody could have an idea about why 1 website with the same configuration (except for names) as the other one don't get the good SSL key?
Thanks
I have a server with 2 IP address on one card. I have 2 websites that are using one IP each. Both of the website have a SSL cert.
Both websites have been moved from a different server to mine.
The first website works fine in either normal or ssl way
The second is using the default ssl key of the server, which is something like localhost.localdomain.
I have gone throught the settings and everything seems fine.
Is anybody could have an idea about why 1 website with the same configuration (except for names) as the other one don't get the good SSL key?
Thanks
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4 Comments
SSL certs are bound to a Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN). When you moved the web sites these certs are associated with did the FQDN of each site remain the same? And can the Linux box do a reverse lookup on each IP and get the correct FQDN for each site. Usually this is a DNS responsibility, but it can also be satisfied by hosts file records on the Linux server.
check this page www.debianhelp.co.uk/webserver.htm
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