SSL Certs In The New IE 7
Jan 2, 2007I am receiving a cert error and the bar turns red after I continue on saying it is not a trusted site. What do I need to do to have it turn green?
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What's The Difference Between Ssl Certs?
Dec 10, 2008you can get really cheap ones, like $20/year, but you can also get really expensive ones, I've seen over 1k per year.
What is the difference between these? Right now I just use self signed but eventually I'll probably want to get a "real" one to suppress all the warnings. (newer browsers are bad for that, they make it look like the site is down, to a typical user).
Transferring SSL Certs
Sep 19, 2007One of my sites is currently hosted on an IIS server. It has an SSL certificate that the host has setup and they've placed a .PFX file for that certificate in my root directory.
I would like to transfer that site to my new server that runs cPanel/WHM. What is the easiest way to go about doing this? Do I require the co-operation of my previous (IIS) host to do it, or can I do it on my own? And is there a simple way to do it since I have cPanel/WHM installed?
Installing SSL Certs
Nov 2, 2007I am trying to install my SSL certifcate from godaddy onto my godaddy dedicated server.
I already called them, and followed their instructions on re-keying and I think I did it all correctly.
After the process, four files were generated:
mydomain.com.crt
mydomain.key
mydomain.csr
gd_intermediate_bundle.crt
I noticed that the directory for my website contained a 'public_html' folder and a 'certs' folder. So, naturally, I moved them all to the 'certs' folder.
/home/myusername/certs/
The instructions then said to edit ssl.conf, which I found in /etc/httpd/conf.d/
They said to ADD these 3 vague directives:
SSLCertificateFile /pathtoyour/certificate/file
SSLCertificateKeyFile /pathtoyour/key/file
SSLCertficateChainFile /pathto/gd_intermediate_bundle/file
My ssl.conf already contained similar directives, but they pointed to what looked like server defaults. Since the instructions said to add the directives, I simply added them underneath what was already there. Not exactly sure which file is which, I guessed, here is what I added:
SSLCertificateFile /home/myusername/certs/mydomain.com.crt
SSLCertificateKeyFile /home/myusername/certs/mydomain.key
SSLCertficateChainFile /home/myusername/certs/gd_intermediate_bundle.crt
Then, the instructions said to restart Apache.
Here is where my trouble is. Apache won't restart! (This is Apache 2 by the way.)
I went to the ssl.conf file and commented out my 3 directives.
Apache successfully restarted! So, I tried adding my 3 directives back in and this time commenting out the two default directives that looked similar.
The lines were:
SSLCertificateFile /etc/httpd/conf/ssl.crt/server.crt
SSLCertificateKeyFile /etc/httpd/conf/ssl.key/server.key
I tried again, and Apache again failed to start!
I tried contacting godaddy, they escalated the issue, and I saw them poking around my server this morning. They left my Apache turned off when they logged out. So I decided it was time to put my website back up (I need this thing running, you know?) and ask for help so I can do this myself.
What did I do that is causing Apache to not start up?
GoDaddy Review (SSL Certs)
Apr 3, 2008While I can’t really comment on the quality of SSL cert that GoDaddy provides, I can attest to the fact that GoDaddy does provide cheap, easy to install, SSL certs. All the SSL certs that I have are provided by GoDaddy and I do plan to continue doing so unless I find out that their SSL certs aren’t comparable to other SSL certs with the same protection e.g. 128 bit encryption.
The bottom line is, if you want a cheap, fairly simple SSL choice, then you may find GoDaddy to be a solid choice.
Cheapest Wildcard SSL Certs
Mar 12, 2007Where can I find the cheapest wildcard SSL certificates?
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But it seems the SSL cert was not changed.
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