Can resellers set up an SSL cert, which can share with their clients?

I think that similar questions are already placed here, but what I am asking is different, as far as the use of the account name is concerned (shared SSL with cpanel/whm can be used with a https://secure.domain.com/~username/ way).

I know that with H-sphere control panel, resellers can setup a certificate for any of their domains, (let’s say secure.xyz.com) and share it with their clients (i.e. a client with domain ijk.com can have a secure area in his/her own account, like https://secure.xyz.com/ijk/......)

Is this possible with cpanel/whm?

If not, what kind of configurations must be made to httpd.conf to work?

I have read the following article and I was very disappointed, considering the amount of "manual" work that must be made (write user and mod re_write rules):

http://webm91e8.im1.net/privateserver/apache/how_do_i_set_up_shared_ssl.htm

 

Thank you dalem for your answer.

What I would like to know is if I have to "manually" edit httpd.conf (or any other file) in order to have it work, or it can be configured via whm/cpanel.

I would really appreciate any suggestions/guidance on how to implement it or just have some hints on where to start looking for a solution...

 

This is true, resellers can setup an SSL certificate if they are allowed to.

But what I really ask is if further configuration can be made so as an account with no certificate can use the certificate of an another secure account in the following manner:

Secure site in resellers account:

Code:

https://secure.secureDomain.com/

Non-secure site in resellers account:

Code:

http://www.xyz.com/

Secure transactions at xyz (through aliasing or whatever...):

Code:

https://secure.secureDomain.com/xyz.com_Or_What_Ever_I_Wish/securePage.php

and not like:

Code:

https://secure.secureDomain.com/~xyz.com_user/securePage.php

Keep in mind that providing the account's user name to the public, through the url, is a security leak. It is also less elegant...

Thank you all for your responses!