Is there any way how to disable SSL certificate warning?
I got a *.easyproject.cz certificate - virtualmin reports that this certificate is for *.ruzicka.easyproject.cz (which is not) - that isn’t a problem - but is there any simple way how to disable warning when creating SSL enabled virtualhost?
I need this because of my clients - managers you know … They are infinitely bothering me with “very clever” problems like this one.
Tahnks a lot for any advice!
Howdy,
Which warning is it that you’re getting, and when does it show up?
If you purchased a commercial SSL certificate, and installed it in a sub-domain of “easyproject.cz”, it in theory wouldn’t generate any warnings.
Is there any chance you could post the domain in question that’s generating the warning? I can use that to take a look at the certificate – you can always edit your post later and remove it 
-Eric
I am talking about wildcard * certificate. I know that this is … not optimal solution - but we are providing our service which should be SSL secured for clients and don’t want to buy certificate for every subdomain. So we bought *.easyproject.cz certificate from godaddy. No redmine is telling me that:
In domain vyplata.easyproject.cz
The following potention problems were detected with the creation of this virtual server :
SSL cannot be enabled for more than one domain on the IP address 95.168.204.67 unless a virtual IP interface or private port is enabled, or the certificate can be used for this domain. The current certificate is only valid for : *.ruzicka.easyproject.cz
Are you sure you want to continue?
But the certificate (as you can see on es.easyproject.cz for example) - is valid for *.easyproject.cz
I can go through perl code and wipe this out, but I don’t want to do “hacking” of virtualmin, as I respect it.
If there is a way how to disable this warning or tell virtualmin, that certificate is “right” (in its limits * for every subdomain of easyproject.cz) - I will be happy.
Thanks for helping me.
Howdy,
I am talking about wildcard * certificate. I know that this is … not optimal solution
I actually have nothing against wildcard sub-domain certificates, they solve a good problem.
Normally, there’s no problem in working with a wildcard sub-domain SSL certificate in Virtualmin. You shouldn’t get that error message unless there was a genuine problem somewhere.
Do you happen to have a link to a site that’s secured with your SSL certificate, so that I can see what the cert looks like?
Thanks,
-Eric
http://es.easyproject.cz - this is site with certificate.
I have one other certificate - but it is assigned with other IP on that box.
Is there any setup for wildcard certificate? Should I supply it to virtualmin somehow?
Thanks for helping me.
Howdy,
Okay, so the IP address of the Virtual Server you’re trying to add the SSL cert to – is that the same IP address of the “es.easyproject.cz” Virtual Server which has the SSL cert?
No, there shouldn’t be any setup for a wildcard SSL cert, though all the Virtual Servers who should get that SSL cert should have the same IP address.
-Eric
Yes - virtuals has same IP address.
I know that due to specification must every virtual have one self IP address for SSL certificate. But I am not sure how about wildcards - is it all right that I have one IP for all of those virtuals using wildcard?
Thanks for helping me!!!