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HOWTO: Shared SSL ?

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Ajar

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Hi,

I've searched high and low on here and have not found a solution...

We'd like to offer shared SSL to our customers. I realize this is not ideally secure, and certs are cheap enough, but unfortunately most major hosts are offering this, so we must as well to compete.

I don't see any obvious ways to set this up via whm, and I've tried by sym linking to a domain I've setup with a secure cert...

But alas....

A) CGI doesn't work when sym linking (permissions are all screwed up I'm sure)
B) The sym links have to be done manually.

I can live with B), but it's very important that cgi work in the secure directory...

Any help would be apprecaited!

Thanks,

Alex
 
I know other major panels support this - as well as the Windows version of Plesk supporting this, setup thru the WHM screens....

I also see it asked over and over again in here, about the linux version.... but with no reply... ?
 
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