Am 19. Aug, 2002 schwätzte UCWebDesigns Webmaster so:
> Our current server - IIS 5.0 has a verisign certificate for its SSL. I
> wanted to create a test certificate so I could make sure SSL was working
> but after running the create cert steps and setting up a test cert. I
> could not get SSL to work. On windows is Id10t proof - copy and paste
> cert from verisign and you are done. It appear to be more then that on
> linux but I can't seem to make it work even after following tutorials.
> Figured I would ask for help from someone who has set it up before.
There are directions on the main page of the apache-ssl web site in the FAQ.
http://www.apache-ssl.org/#FAQ
See the 6th question. Note that some files get automagically created in the
directory your in, so after issuing commands look for new files :).
> Email server. I am pretty much determined I am not using sendmail. It
> will either be qmail or postfix. But I was not sure what others have
> used and I am willing to go either way. I have heard both are pretty
> simple to maintain and have good security (a must have). The only email
> servers I have installed are Exchange and a few other windows based
> email servers. There are a ton of tutorials on setting up postfix and
> even qmail but I need to get it right the first time since time doesn't
> allow for me to screw up much at this point.
Go with postfix since you're using Red Hat.
Is this for a single domain? If so, it should be simple to setup and the
install might automagically configure it for you ( profided you know how to
answer the questions ).
ciao,
der.hans
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