Need help defining different certificate to be use with a domain pointer

[goftari]

Hello all,
I have defined a domain pointer for the main domain and need to change custom httpd configurations on DirectAdmin for the new pointer to use a new certificate.
The new domain pointer may be identified by ServerName and ServerAlias directives. But I only found DOMAIN and HOSTNAME tokens available to write an if statement with. could you please help me find a way to carry out this change.

 

[Zhenyapan]

try use IF section, like at and of this article: https://docs.directadmin.com/webservices/apache/customizing.html#using-a-custom-virtualhost-template

 

[goftari]

try use IF section, like at and of this article: https://docs.directadmin.com/webservices/apache/customizing.html#using-a-custom-virtualhost-template

Thanks @Zhenyapan for your reply.
That was exactly what I have tried but as I mentioned, didn't find any token to use for matching ServerName or ServerAlias directive in the attended block.
I tried updating CERT and KEY by using below format and matching my domain pointer name using DOMAIN and HOSTNAME tokens
|*if DOMAIN="domain.com"|
|?CERT=/usr/local/directadmin/data/users/user/domains/domain.com.cert.combined|
|?KEY=/usr/local/directadmin/data/users/user/domains/domain.com.key|
|*endif|

 

[zEitEr]

You might try and use PHP in templates to parse and process the token |SERVER_ALIASES| and change the certificate path:

Using the following code:

|$/usr/local/bin/php
<?
$data = "|SERVER_ALIASES|";
$cert = "|CERT|";
$key = "|KEY|";
$data = explode(" ", trim($data));
foreach ($data as $alias)
{
   $n_cert = dirname($cert).'/'.$alias.'.cert.combined;';
   $n_key = dirname($key).'/'.$alias.'.key';
   echo "         SSLCertificateFile $n_cert;\n";
   echo "         SSLCertificateKeyFile $n_key;\n";
}
?>
DONE|

Please note, this is just an example. IT IS NOT READY FOR PRODUCTION USE! You will need to expand the example and build complete VirtualHost for every alias.

 

[goftari]

You might try and use PHP in templates to parse and process the token |SERVER_ALIASES| and change the certificate path:

Using the following code:

|$/usr/local/bin/php
<?
$data = "|SERVER_ALIASES|";
$cert = "|CERT|";
$key = "|KEY|";
$data = explode(" ", trim($data));
foreach ($data as $alias)
{
   $n_cert = dirname($cert).'/'.$alias.'.cert.combined;';
   $n_key = dirname($key).'/'.$alias.'.key';
   echo "         SSLCertificateFile $n_cert;\n";
   echo "         SSLCertificateKeyFile $n_key;\n";
}
?>
DONE|

Please note, this is just an example. IT IS NOT READY FOR PRODUCTION USE! You will need to expand the example and build complete VirtualHost for every alias.

Thanks Alex @zEitEr
And I will need to enable tokenize_script_output=1 in directadmin.conf to use this feature. Am I right?

 

[zEitEr]

And I will need to enable tokenize_script_output=1 in directadmin.conf to use this feature. Am I right?

OK, I've just checked: https://www.directadmin.com/features.php?id=1531
Yes, that might be very useful here. So, yes. You might want to use it.