In the post "use Location directive for specific site configuration", I made mention of attempting to use mod-gnutls instead of the standard SSL. The supposed advantage to gnutls over ssl is that it supports SNI, which allows you to have multiple name based virtual hosts with seperate certificates.
For my own needs, I am not terribly concerned about using a "invalid" certificate, if for no other reason that I am not going to pay $250/year for one to encrypt data to my own site. It would be nice, though, to be able to have multiple secure sites this without paying for two public IP addresses / two internet service accounts.
I was curious if anyone here has tried the mod_gnutls and if they got it to work correctly. In my case, it works as far as providing a secure link, but I still only get the 1st certificate.
For my own needs, I am not terribly concerned about using a "invalid" certificate, if for no other reason that I am not going to pay $250/year for one to encrypt data to my own site. It would be nice, though, to be able to have multiple secure sites this without paying for two public IP addresses / two internet service accounts.
I was curious if anyone here has tried the mod_gnutls and if they got it to work correctly. In my case, it works as far as providing a secure link, but I still only get the 1st certificate.