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Horde with own SSL Certificate

J

judouk

Guest
I have multiple secure certificates and recently purchased a new certificate for my horde installation - https://webmail.mydomain.com/

I also have a certificate for 'normal' requests to https://www.mydomain.com/ which works fine.


How can I configure horde so that requests to https://webmail.mydomain.com/ get the correct certificate?
I've already uploaded the SSL certificate to Plesk under the domain mydomain.com.


Can anyone help me out with this?

Thanks in advance

Mark


Plesk 9.0.1
CentOS 5.3
 
http://forum.parallels.com/showthread.php?t=71806&highlight=subdomain+ssl+certificate

Not sure if that works since i have not tried is my self . Also found this on a forum

How-To Install SSL on a subdomain on Plesk 8

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I don't know where SW Soft gets off suggesting that PSA8 has SSL support for subdomains because it doesn't. I had to hack my way around their shortcomings so here's how I did it.

1. Add your subdomain
You can do this as a normal subdomain or as a standalone domain. I haven't tried this with a normal subdomain but it should work.

2. Add your certificate to Plesk
Use the Plesk control panel to add your certificate. Where the shortcoming comes into play is that Plesk will continue to use the default certificate.

3. Find your certificate
SSH in and head over to /usr/local/psa/var/certificates and do

Code:
#ls -laTake note of the file name cert-xxxxxx that has today's creation date (there should be only one). Write down that file name.

4.Copy the include file
go to /var/www/vhosts/sub.domain.com/conf and open the httpd.include file
Find where it has

Code:
ServerName sub.domain.com:443Copy the entire VirtualHost block for JUST the SSL portion.

5. Make your include file
Head over to /etc/httpd/conf.d and make a file. Call it something like z0-include.conf. We need this file to load after ssl.conf but before zz010_psa_httpd.conf. Paste your entire file in. Now look for this line

Code:
SSLCertificateFile /usr/local/psa/var/certificates/cert-xxxxxxSee how the file name doesn't match up? Edit this line and put in the file name from Step 3.

6. Restart Apache

Code:
#service httpd restartThat should fix the problem and load the proper certificate.

Update us let us know if you get this works for plesk 9
 
Enable SSL / HTTPS with Horde mail

This is how to enabled SSL with Horde

1. Open IIS Manager on server
2. in the tree view on the left goto sites and select webmail(horde)
3. right click on webmail(horde) and select Edit Bindings... or use link on the far right
4. EDIT BINDING DIALOGE BOX
  • Type = https
  • IP address = All unassigned
  • Port = 443
  • Hostname = webmail.YOURDOMAIN.COM
  • Require Server Name Indication = Blank/Empty
  • SSL certificate = Select...
  • choose the Parallels Panel certificate

click OK

you could alway create your own certificate

1. click server in tree view on left
2. double click on Server Certificates
3. on the right select Create Self-Signed Certificate
4. give it a name
5. click ok

and edit the binding you made before and select your certficate

I hope this helps someone out as I found nothing online .

I just need the http site to redirect to the https site now and i am happy
 
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