Hey all, I've been using mod_md for a while now, and have been adding more
domains to it vs my old acme client. Here's two little glitches I found
in the docs.
1) When moving to mod_md, no mention is made of if you should have a
classic apache "two vhost" setup, or configure a single managed domain
only on port 443. The examples only mention a port 443 vhost, but common
sense would imply the :80 domain would get handled by your default vhost.
This should be spelled out more explicitly.
2) No mention of a global "fallback" certificate is mentioned, though
apache looks for one. (This would for example be used before apache's
first acme call for a given domain).
-Dan
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domains to it vs my old acme client. Here's two little glitches I found
in the docs.
1) When moving to mod_md, no mention is made of if you should have a
classic apache "two vhost" setup, or configure a single managed domain
only on port 443. The examples only mention a port 443 vhost, but common
sense would imply the :80 domain would get handled by your default vhost.
This should be spelled out more explicitly.
2) No mention of a global "fallback" certificate is mentioned, though
apache looks for one. (This would for example be used before apache's
first acme call for a given domain).
-Dan
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--------Dan Mahoney--------
Techie, Sysadmin, WebGeek
Gushi on efnet/undernet IRC
FB: fb.com/DanielMahoneyIV
LI: linkedin.com/in/gushi
Site: http://www.gushi.org
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