Re: Secure server question
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 1997
It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 11603
interpreted = N
texte = At 10:20 PM on 5/25/97, Bob Minor wrote: > On 5/25/97 9:51 PM, Grant Hulbert wrote: > > >WebSTAR does not have a mechanism for running more that one SSL > >certificate on a single Mac. > > With alot of overhead I could run multiple copies of Webstar and > WebstarSSL though it would be memory intensive and require a full > url:port locator. Seems like alot of work. We have a spare NT which we > use for sharing among the macs on the network, we like the file system > and multi-tasking of this system. We are just getting the web server > started and will be looking at it seriously for our SSL required sites. > > System 8 I understand will support multiple IP addresses will this help > Webstar? If so I think I can get a beta to test it out. Are you guys > working that far ahead? > > > Robert MinorGo towards NT you won't be disappointed. NT integrates exceptionally well into a Mac enviornment. We are using NT 4 and love it. IIS is a decent webserver but for the best bang go for WebSite Pro.A very bright star on the Mac horizon is WebTen from Tenon. If boasts being able to run WebStar plugins and cgis under a Unix virtual machine. It is damn fast and Tenon has always done a decent job with thier own TCP/IP stacks. You can also choose to use OpenTransport , MacTCP or the Tenon stack. It supports true multi-homing on the Mac today and will be adding SSL in the future. Tenon uses the Apache webserver and of course there are boatloads of add-ons for Apache.NT is still very attractive especially since you already have it.Todd____________M_E_D_I_A_S_T_O_R_M_______________Todd Mathews mailto:todd@mediastorm.net http://www.mediastorm.net ______________________________________________
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At 10:20 PM on 5/25/97, Bob Minor wrote: > On 5/25/97 9:51 PM, Grant Hulbert wrote: > > >WebSTAR does not have a mechanism for running more that one SSL > >certificate on a single Mac. > > With alot of overhead I could run multiple copies of Webstar and > WebstarSSL though it would be memory intensive and require a full > url:port locator. Seems like alot of work. We have a spare NT which we > use for sharing among the macs on the network, we like the file system > and multi-tasking of this system. We are just getting the web server > started and will be looking at it seriously for our SSL required sites. > > System 8 I understand will support multiple IP addresses will this help > Webstar? If so I think I can get a beta to test it out. Are you guys > working that far ahead? > > > Robert MinorGo towards NT you won't be disappointed. NT integrates exceptionally well into a Mac enviornment. We are using NT 4 and love it. IIS is a decent webserver but for the best bang go for WebSite Pro.A very bright star on the Mac horizon is WebTen from Tenon. If boasts being able to run WebStar plugins and cgis under a Unix virtual machine. It is damn fast and Tenon has always done a decent job with thier own TCP/IP stacks. You can also choose to use OpenTransport , MacTCP or the Tenon stack. It supports true multi-homing on the Mac today and will be adding SSL in the future. Tenon uses the Apache webserver and of course there are boatloads of add-ons for Apache.NT is still very attractive especially since you already have it.Todd____________M_E_D_I_A_S_T_O_R_M_______________Todd Mathews mailto:todd@mediastorm.net http://www.mediastorm.net ______________________________________________
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