can anyone help me with my sercure server i dont know why its not workin ....

In the light of sparse information I think the first port of call is to navigate to folder:

 

UniServer\udrive\usr\local\apache2\logs

 

Open the following two files: error_ssl.log and error.log

To see if they provide a clue!

 

All the best

Ric

okay i fixed it can i fix this or do i have to pay .....

 

criminalgangs.webhop.net uses an invalid security certificate.

 

 

The certificate is not trusted because it is self signed.

The Wiki is a good place to start!

To generate a new server certificate close the servers and use “Method 3 Manually”

Found on this page: http://wiki.uniformserver.com/index.php/4.0-Mona:_Enable_SSL

 

The certificate generated is for a personal secure server, this means your users need to provide an exception in their browser and accept the server certificate as being trusted.

 

Alternatively you can use a free CA such as CAcert: http://wiki.uniformserver.com/index.php/SS...rt_Introduction

They are working hard to get their root certificate into Fixfox however it’s a shame they are not there yet, hence your users will again need provide an exception in their browser.

 

If you want your users to see a green light! You need to purchase a signed certificate from one of those expensive suppliers.

 

The following may be worth a read:

 

http://wiki.uniformserver.com/index.php/Un...A:_Introduction

 

All the best

Ric

okay thanks

is it possible to make the cerf on another compter for the other one to make it not selfsighned??? or aint there a way to tell it that it signed by someone else ??? but there one problem it only allows one that it know so i dont think that wil fix the problem.. and other website that seem to offer them seem to make it so hard to get one...

For a private server you can become your own CA by using the CA plugin.

 

Users are verified against this, it removes the self-signed certificate problem.

 

However it does not remove the need for a user to install your CA certificate.

 

Hence back to square one! The important point, for a personal server, data and passwords are encrypted over the Internet. That means it prevents eavesdropping by a casual user.

 

If a user is outside of your trust, they are not going to knowingly install your CA certificate. Hence why a real signed cert should be difficult to obtain. As for cost! Well that’s down to any insurance that, that particular CA offers.

 

A more serious issue is that you are not prevented in anyway being your own CA or to use encryption of a certain restrictive defined length.

 

All the best

Ric