Wildcard SSL install problem

[sassou2009]

hey guys,

i have a 3 years WildCArd ssl certificate from Trustwave,
i would like to configure it for those subdomains:
forum.mydomain.com
www.mydomain.com

Error:

Error
SSL install aborted due to error: The specified domain is not configured on the system. If you are intending to install a shared certificate you must use the username "nobody" for security and bandwidth reporting reasons.

please help ASAP

[ravindradhainwa]

Hi,

In regards, to install WildCard SSL, you need to make some changes in apache conf and DNS Zone manually. After that you need to add SSL Certificate manually at /etc/ssl/certs/

[sassou2009]

Hi,

In regards, to install WildCard SSL, you need to make some changes in apache conf and DNS Zone manually. After that you need to add SSL Certificate manually at /etc/ssl/certs/

can u tell me how to do it please ?

[cPanelTristan]

The SSL would need to have been generated using *.domain.com for the wildcard. If it has been, then you could use the following to try to install it properly:

http://forums.cpanel.net/f34/ssl-cer...tml#post701022

[gkgcpanel]

Err. This link you mentioned, looks like it is going to a set of instructions for installing a wildcard SSL onto the main shared IP address. I'm not doing that. I'm getting the same error message as the original poster, and my customer's domain is on the server, has it's own dedicated IP address, and even comes up with the correct user name (IE: not nobody).

Yet the certificate won't install (and I have installed dozens of wildcard SSL certs on cPanel servers before without ever running into this).

Any ideas?
Peter

The SSL would need to have been generated using *.domain.com for the wildcard. If it has been, then you could use the following to try to install it properly:

http://forums.cpanel.net/f34/ssl-cer...tml#post701022