Re: SSL Cert Conversion

[Stephanie Wright <swright@xxxxxxxxx>]

> Is there any possible way to convert a Webstar Cert to one that 
> Apache can use?

Nope, although the certificate itself would be very similar, the key 
file and cert are a matched pair, and the key file gets generated as 
a part of the server application, so each is slightly different.

> Also, on another tangent, I notice on the www.netcraft.com site that 
> www.apple.com is running Apache/1.3.9 (Mac OS X Server) on MacOSX, 
> yet my stock OSX Server 2.0 server shows up as Apache/1.3.19 
> (Darwin) on unknown.  Any ideas as to why Apple's server reports to 
> be different than mine?  And I notice www.tenon.com is running 
> Apache/1.3.12 (iTools/MacOSXS).  I'm a little confused as to what 
> version of Apache I should want to be running??  I'm not talking 
> about the difference between Apache with or without iTools.  I'm 
> just talking about the core Apache version that is being deployed.

You want the latest version of Apache, updates often include patches 
to security holes.
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    Stephanie J. Wright

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