The parent post is exactly how we do it in our organization (a non-profit with not a lot of money for certs, but lots of things we want to run over SSL). Once someone trusts your root cert you're good to go.
I mostly figured out how to set it up from the Apache mod-ssl module FAQ at http://www.modssl.org/docs/2.8/ssl_faq.html#ToC29. BTW, mod-ssl comes with a nice little signing script that is quite handy.
Once I got the hang of it with Apache sites I used the technique in the FAQ almost verbatim to produce certs for our IMAP and SMTP servers.
You might also check out http://www.openca.org/. I'm not using it, but if I was starting over I would be looking into it.
I'm on my 2nd copy of LOTR on dvd and neither will play all the way through on my ps2. They both start to skip on ch 23/24 and then stop playing with a "unable to read disk" message.
On sony's web site i've seen posts from several others describing the exact same problem at the same spot on the disk. I don't know if it's a bad batch of disks, or a glitch with the player but you might want to save your $ if your only dvd player is a ps2.
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And the press release which includes a great interview with Larry and Guido.
(For those a little slow on the uptake, check the date on the press release before you run out and buy the book)
I've got to agree. There's just something slightly twisted and wrong about buying hardware from Microsoft to run Linux on it.
The parent post is exactly how we do it in our organization (a non-profit with not a lot of money for certs, but lots of things we want to run over SSL). Once someone trusts your root cert you're good to go.
I mostly figured out how to set it up from the Apache mod-ssl module FAQ at http://www.modssl.org/docs/2.8/ssl_faq.html#ToC29. BTW, mod-ssl comes with a nice little signing script that is quite handy.
Once I got the hang of it with Apache sites I used the technique in the FAQ almost verbatim to produce certs for our IMAP and SMTP servers.
You might also check out http://www.openca.org/. I'm not using it, but if I was starting over I would be looking into it.
I'm on my 2nd copy of LOTR on dvd and neither will play all the way through on my ps2. They both start to skip on ch 23/24 and then stop playing with a "unable to read disk" message. On sony's web site i've seen posts from several others describing the exact same problem at the same spot on the disk. I don't know if it's a bad batch of disks, or a glitch with the player but you might want to save your $ if your only dvd player is a ps2.
Traffic on bugtraq the last few hours indicates there is now a worm in the wild exploiting the Apache chunked-encoding vulnerability. http://online.securityfocus.com/archive/1/279529/2 002-06-25/2002-07-01/0