How to use ssl DA session?

I have a problem, after set SSL session for DA phpMyAdmin, Webmail etc have got SSL session too, but there isn`t any SSL certify for them? Because they can`t work... phpMyAdmin ask about cerify authorization (not my certify) but lose connection (isn`t work).
 
ergh, i generate certigy from user level at user admin... It shows good data on IP.IP.IP.IP/phpmydamin but can`t have ssl connection :/ But ssl connection for da working :( Why?
 
The link I posted will enable you to set up a Certificate for your DA login.

DirectAdmin doesn't use Apache for it's own control panel, so of course those instructions won't help you set up a secure default site for Apache.

I believe I've posted a How-To on how to do that. You can use the same Certificate for that, depending on the license you get from your Certificate distributor.

If I haven't, I don't have time to do it today, but since DirectAdmin doesn't touch your default apache setup, and since DA does use it (generally at /var/www/html) you can generally follow the instructions supplied by your Certificate supplier.

We've also offered this install as a service for some time; our post can be found on the Third Party (Advertising) Forum.

Jeff
 
Ok, i make certify for apache and for da.
DA-SSL working but for apache now not :/
For example:
User login into DA, then try to phpMyAdmin
he gets a Certify Accept ask (typical) and there is an error.. I click "Accept" and nothing. Secure Connection Error (not from apache, typical BROWSER error page).
 
If you'd post your server hostname someone may be able to check it for you, but it appears you haven't properly set up the Certificate for apache.

Jeff
 
What do you want a certificate to cover? Apache?

Or DirectAdmin?

Instructions for a self-signed Certificate for DirectAdmin are published here, and instructions for installing a cert for your OS Distribution (for use with the default server installation at /var/www/html/) should be available from your Certificate provider.

Jeff
 
You asked how to do that?.

I obviously don't know what that refers to, so please ask again.

Your previous post doesn't ask how to do anything; it explains a problem.

Please explain what you want to do, how you're attempting it, and the specific error you're getting.

Note that if you're using IE you're getting an IE error message which was designed by Microsoft to hide the real error. If that's the case you can either try it with Opera or with Mozilla so you can give us the real error, or you can give us the URL so we can try the error ourselves.

I'd like to help, but so far I don't know where to start.

Jeff
 
And I still don't know where to start helping you.

If you can't supply better information, then since no one else is attempting to help, I'll close the thread.

Jeff
 
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