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Hi,
I have at Apache running a websystem under HTTPS and the certificate is
public
managed by a CA.
Now we have to set up a CGI program that acts like a web-service betwwen a
windows server and the Apache environment.
From a browser I can run the web-service under HTTPS but the windows guy's
what to have a public key to the certificate.
Why an't they just point to the DNS (https://www.xxxxx.com) and then go
into HTTPS
mode?
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Regards,
Henrik Rützou
http://powerEXT.com <http://powerext.com/>
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