Eddy Nigg (StartCom Ltd.) wrote:
> Which means that at least 60 % of all clients don't support it yet. It's
> not there yet and it will take some time until real hosting providers
> can rely on that and deploy without fear...just imagine supporting only
> 40% of all clients/browsers ;-)
That's 40
Hi Nelson,
Nelson B wrote:
Well, then let me introduce you to "Server Name Indication" (SNI). It's
SSL on port 443 (could be any port, such as the port for IMAP-over-SSL, that
negotiates SSL before starting the application protocol [http, IMAP, etc.]).
Right, but on the server side it's not
I wrote:
>>> There is no unique IP address required any more. Modern TLS implementations
>>> like the one in Mozilla products, allow the client and server to negotiate
>>> the host name over the SSL connection, before the server presents its cert,
>>> So that the server can pick the right cert. I
Thank you Nelson!
I think you got the big picture of my app quite well.
Will try JSS and see if that is what I'm looking for.
BTW, the app is WASP that is now hopefully going to be
realized as a native browser implementation.
If I'm extremely lucky I may only have to use XUL, JS and
Java but I'm
Dave Townsend wrote:
Nelson B wrote:
There is no unique IP address required any more. Modern TLS implementations
like the one in Mozilla products, allow the client and server to negotiate
the host name over the SSL connection, before the server presents its cert,
So that the server can pick
Nelson B wrote:
> There is no unique IP address required any more. Modern TLS implementations
> like the one in Mozilla products, allow the client and server to negotiate
> the host name over the SSL connection, before the server presents its cert,
> So that the server can pick the right cert. It
Dave Townsend wrote:
> Nelson B wrote:
>> Dave Townsend wrote:
>>> Nelson Bolyard wrote:
$18/year is too expensive, eh?
>>> Heh, this is true. My attempts to find cheap SSL certificates had only
>>> yielded $100/per year jobs. Given that they are not that expensive I
>>> have started doing a s
Nelson B wrote:
> Dave Townsend wrote:
>> Nelson Bolyard wrote:
>>> $18/year is too expensive, eh?
>> Heh, this is true. My attempts to find cheap SSL certificates had only
>> yielded $100/per year jobs. Given that they are not that expensive I
>> have started doing a straw poll of authors to see
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