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Re: Provide site-specific SSL cert on behalf of clients - 13 years ago
> nginx as a client does not currently support a > client certificate > when it proxies a request to HTTPS backend (B). > However, I do not see > any security advantage when many clients look like > one for backend B. Thanks for clearing up the confusion. In this case, there would be no security advantage even if the cert were individually installed, since the same cert iby urschrei - Nginx Mailing List - English
Re: Provide site-specific SSL cert on behalf of clients - 13 years ago
Igor, just to make sure I'm not misunderstanding you: Usually, what happens is this: I install an SSL cert (let's call it certA) in a client browser, so I can access https site A, which requires it. But if I have a lot of clients, I'd ideally like to have nginx proxy this cert, on behalf of my clients, so I don't have to install it for each of them. Are you saying that in order for nginxby urschrei - Nginx Mailing List - English
Re: Provide site-specific SSL cert on behalf of clients - 13 years ago
Igor, yes, it's a client SSL cert.by urschrei - Nginx Mailing List - English
Provide site-specific SSL cert on behalf of clients - 13 years ago
I'm wondering if I can configure nginx to provide a PEM SSL cert for a specific site on behalf of clients on my subnet, and how I might go about configuring, testing this. I have a cert in PEM format, and nginx 0.8.54 with SSL support, running on Ubuntu 11.04.by urschrei - Nginx Mailing List - English
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