Re: Apache vhosts problem -> solved

I have to use SSL anyway, and also, I have to use only one SSL cert for 
all hosts as I only have one IP... (Actually, two, but that doesn't 
really make a difference when you have around 50 clients does it.)
SSL making Apache slower is a good point. Question: does it matter how 
many SSL vhosts I have? I mean, will it make Apache slower to have 
several SSL hosts, even if they are not always used?
In this case I might want to think of a way to determine which clients 
need SSL...
Also, how come stunnel+SSL+Apache use less resources? Would I be able to 
use one SSL cert per vhost if I use stunnel?

Thanks,
lip

Atif Ghaffar wrote:

>Hi,
>
>How do you want to manage the certificates for all these vhosts?
>
>If you are using just one certificate for all vhosts, then you may
>want to use a ssl proxy instead.
>
>Apache runs faster without SSL enabled.
>
>We use stunnel to proxy 443 to 80. Its just one line of configuration
>and it handles the SSL offloading quiet well.
>
>best regards
>
>Atif 
>
>
>On Thu, 10 Mar 2005 00:09:24 +0100, lipilee <[email protected]> wrote:
>  
>
>>...or at least worked around.
>>I had to do smth about this issue as I changed
>>/opt/ispman/templates/vhosts.conf.template to have virtualhosts both for
>>port 80 and port 443. (practically speaking, I want to grant SSL enabled
>>vhosts by default to all my clients.)
>>    
>>
>
>
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