IP1=http://mysiteOne.com IP2=https://secure.mysiteOne.com IP1=http://mysiteTwo.com IP3=https://secure.mysiteTwo.com IP1=http://my-other-site.com IP4=https://secure.my-other-site.com
That was my plan, but it dawns on me I cannot do this AND define each secure sub domain as a "sub-server" in Virtualmin.
My ssl secure sites must all be top level servers?
I really hate to give up the path structure for sub-servers, my scripts depend on it.
Not to mention the convenience of single user file ownership and login.
There is an easy way out. I'm not thinking of it because my head is foggy with eggnog. That's my story.
Can anyone volunteer an elegant and easy work-around?
Merry Christmas.
My ssl secure sites must all be top level servers?
Nope, whether or not it's a top-level server doesn't matter.
The only thing that can't have SSL is an alias server.
To enable SSL for a given domain, just go into Edit Virtual Server and enable the "SSL website enabled?" feature.
-Eric