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That. I have managed to get through the steps but there was nothing simple about it and I wouldn't be able to replicate it without looking it all up again. Un

That. I have managed to get through the steps but there was nothing simple about it and I wouldn't be able to replicate it without looking it all up again. Unfortunately, SSL isn't even an option on my el-cheapo shared webhosting service (as I understood it, it needs a dedicated precious IPv4 address). Contrast this with Dan J. Bernstein's wonderful CurveCP. It's so simple to set up and requires no CA involvement; you just need to be able to add a NS server entry.

yellowapple 12y ago
> as I understood it, it needs a dedicated precious IPv4 address A good webserver would actually be able to provide multiple SSL certs on a single IP address by using "Server-Name Indication" (SNI). This is definitely (as far as I know) supported on nginx, and probably supported by Apache's httpd.