Re: [Pound Mailing List] Pound SNI and SAN matching

Richard Green <richard.green-IeH/4+Pm9P+6c6uEtOJ/[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.web.pound.general
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Did you add the CA chain cert to domaina.pem? Also the order may be important. I make them

1. key
2. cert
3. chain-auth-cert

order seems to work.

My organization use commodo certs.

This worked on 2.6, although I went to 2.7 because it handles multiple UCC certs. 2.6 did not, I found.

-R






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-------- Original message --------
From: Filidor Wiese
Date:22/08/2014 19:54 (GMT+10:00)
To: [email protected]
Subject: [Pound Mailing List] Pound SNI and SAN matching


Hi again!

So I've successfully setup Pound to serve SSL for several domains using
multiple certs (SNI). However I'm still faced with one problem. For a
domain, let's call it domaina.com, I have installed a basic Comodo
EssentialSSL certificate on the common-name www.domaina.com<http://www.domaina.com>. As a
service Comodo adds the naked domain, domaina.com, as a Subject
Alternative Names (SAN) to the certificate. Pound however doesn't seem
to recognize this naked-domain when matching an incoming request and
instead serves out the first certificate defined. I've triple checked
the certificate and it shows both domaina.com as well as
www.domaina.com<http://www.domaina.com>.

My config:

ListenHTTPS
        Address my-public-ip
        Port 443

        RewriteLocation 0
        xHTTP           0

        Cert "/etc/pound/ca/domainb.pem"
        Cert "/etc/pound/ca/domainc.pem"
        Cert "/etc/pound/ca/domaina.pem"

        Service
                Backend
                        Address 127.0.0.1
                        Port 8080
                End
        End
End

Using Pound version 2.6-2 on Debian Wheezy

Any one has any idea what could be wrong?

Thanks in advance,
Filidor Wiese

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