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1. Purchase a SSL Certificate that is *.domainname.com
(wild card SSL Cert from Thawte).
2. Make DNS entries that point to cust_domainname.yourdomain.com
3. Create virtual NAMED hostnames for Apache,
that point to their web directory.
4. Configure catalog.cfg as needed.
Works like a charm, and there have been no problems at all on our servers...
Jason Korkin.
Brian Hanley wrote:
****** message to minivend-users from "Brian Hanley" <brian@hanley.net> ******All:
I'm having a configuration (I think) problem w/ Minivend 3.12 running on
Linux 2.0.36 & Apache/Stronghold 1.3.6.This particular installation is being used to provide catalog service to our
customers (we're an ISP), rather than for ourselves. The problem is most of
our customers do not care to purchase a secure server certificate for their
catalogs. Our current solution is to make it so that the catalog starts off
from there domain (certificateless and unsecured), and when secure services
are needed it switches to our domain. This works ok most of the time, but
occasionally it will drop the cart's contents annoying our customers.I looked at the FAQ, and the suggested fix was to make sure HostnameLookups
matched for both servers (it's the same - the secure and unsecured our on
the same server), and if that failed, turn DomainTail to No & IpHead to Yes.
It looks to me like a lot of AOL users would not be able to access the sites
any longer w/ DomainTail turned off because of the sub par browsers. Is
this correct?I'm about to make it so that the entire catalog runs off of our domain which
I think would probably eliminate this problem. We have one customer in
particular who would probably be annoyed, however, so I would rather not.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.Brian Hanley
Parrett Internet Technologies
hanley@parrett.net-
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