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thentavius · 01-08-2007, 08:30 PM,

Regic was replying while I was replying. Double whammy.

***regic*** · 01-08-2007, 08:38 PM,

These videos should help:

Generating a CSR
Installing an SSL Certificate

BellisimaJ. · 01-08-2007, 08:45 PM,

Thanks, Reg. I already generated the CSR. But Commodo asks for the software that the server is running. I know it's Apache, but they give 2 choices:Apache_ModSSL or Apache-SSL (Ben-SSL, not Stronghold). I don't know which to use. Tard

BellisimaJ. · 01-08-2007, 08:46 PM,

Btw, Thentavius, I do appreciate your help also!! Tongue

***regic*** · 01-08-2007, 08:57 PM,

use this one> Apache_ModSSL

BellisimaJ. · 01-08-2007, 09:01 PM,

Okay. TY!

BellisimaJ. · 01-08-2007, 09:51 PM,

The SSL order was confirmed, however, they said it could take 4 hours or more to do the id verification thing.

So, I guess I will have to wait, possibly until tomorrow. I will be patient. Angel1

thentavius · 01-08-2007, 11:41 PM,

Quote:The SSL order was confirmed, however, they said it could take 4 hours or more to do the id verification thing.

So, I guess I will have to wait, possibly until tomorrow. I will be patient.

If you used Comodo, they are very fast. I was approved very quickly--within a couple of hours--and I even did it on a weekend.

You're welcome. I'm glad to help.

BellisimaJ. · 01-09-2007, 12:20 AM,

[quote author=thentavius link=topic=6578.msg39865#msg39865 date=1168299687]

Quote:The SSL order was confirmed, however, they said it could take 4 hours or more to do the id verification thing.

So, I guess I will have to wait, possibly until tomorrow. I will be patient.

If you used Comodo, they are very fast. I was approved very quickly--within a couple of hours--and I even did it on a weekend.

You're welcome. I'm glad to help.
[/quote]

I did use Comodo. However, the registration of the domain was private (the whois info)-------I'm sure you can understand why. Comodo won't issue the SSL if the whois doesn't match the SSL. And it doesn't. So, I just ordered a letter from the private registrant to be sent to Comodo to authorize the SSL.

What a pain. Wish I'd done this sooner, but I didn't realize it would become complicated.

Anyway, can't do anything until it's all straightened out. Tongue1

thentavius · 01-09-2007, 12:29 AM,

Quote:I did use Comodo. However, the registration of the domain was private (the whois info)-------I'm sure you can understand why. Comodo won't issue the SSL if the whois doesn't match the SSL. And it doesn't. So, I just ordered a letter from the private registrant to be sent to Comodo to authorize the SSL.

What a pain. Wish I'd done this sooner, but I didn't realize it would become complicated.

Anyway, can't do anything until it's all straightened out.

Ahh! Not sure how long that process takes...