How can I add a wild card SSL entry to httpd.conf and not have it over wrote by easy apache?
B BianchiDude Well-Known Member PartnerNOC Jul 2, 2005 619 0 166 Dec 19, 2008 #1 How can I add a wild card SSL entry to httpd.conf and not have it over wrote by easy apache?
D deadlock Well-Known Member May 12, 2002 58 0 306 Dec 23, 2008 #2 Go to the virtualhost for your secure domain in httpd.conf and add the line: Include "/path/to/your/includefile" Add your wildcard entry to your include file then restart Apache. Works for me.
Go to the virtualhost for your secure domain in httpd.conf and add the line: Include "/path/to/your/includefile" Add your wildcard entry to your include file then restart Apache. Works for me.
jdlightsey Perl Developer III Staff member Mar 6, 2007 126 2 243 Houston Texas cPanel Access Level Root Administrator Dec 24, 2008 #3 The best approach is to treat the wildcard subdomain as if it was a regular subdomain. Create a *.example.com subdomain on the account that owns example.com. Install the wildcard cert on the *.example.com subdomain.
The best approach is to treat the wildcard subdomain as if it was a regular subdomain. Create a *.example.com subdomain on the account that owns example.com. Install the wildcard cert on the *.example.com subdomain.