On 4 May 2006 at 19:33, Gonzalo Diethelm wrote:

Hello,

I have Apache serving plain http pages for several domains running as virtual hosts on one machine (debian). I know SSL will not work with this setup, and I understand the reasons why (at least I think I do). Let's say the virtual hosts are

www.server1.com www.server2.com www.server3.com

I would like to use stunnel to add https capabilities to ONE of the virtual hosts (say, www.server3.com). In other words, I would like to configure stunnel in server mode with a certificate file, listening on www.server3.com:443, so that if I use a browser to visit

https://www.server3.com/

then stunnel will accept the connection and forward all traffic to www.server3.com:80, letting Apache handle it; in particular, this would have to allow Apache to recognize which of the virtual hosts is being visited; I wouldn't like to have www.server1.com respond to my requests instead of www.server3.com.

Is this possible? Any caveats, hints, recommendations?

Thanks in advance, and best regards,

Hi, I assume all these virtual hosts are listening on one IP? If so then you don't really need to use stunnel, you can use mod_ssl and have everything handled by apache. The http virtual hosts will listen on port 80 and the single https host will listen on 443. You only get a problem if you want to use more than one https site on one IP (you can't basically). If you want any help with this setup off list I can give you a few pointers. Regards Ian