The domains:
- mygnus.com (the "real" domain)
- usafa-1965.org (virtual: site for my college classmates)
- highlandsprings61.org (virtual: site for my high school classmates)
- 1 and 1 (http://1and1.com)
Cloud server hosting:
- Rackspace Cloud (http://rackspacecloud.com)
- use SSL/TLS encryption for all web access
- host multiple mailing lists for each virtual domain with one GNU Mailman instance
- use an RDBMS for Apache2 Digest authentication for access to user contact data (also on an RDBMS)
- I first used MySQL, but could not get the current Ubuntu Apache2 mod_dbd to work
- now I'm using the latest release of PostgreSQL (9.0.4), built from source, with which I am very satisfied
- Ubuntu 10.04 LTS (64-bit), 256 Gb RAM, 10 Gb disk space, single CPU
- Apache2 (http://httpd.apache.org)
- MySQL (http://www.mysql.org)
- Postfix (http://postfix.org)
- GNU Mailman (http://www.list.org)
- SQLite3 (http://sqlite.org)
- PostgreSQL (http://postgresql.org)
- a single IP, wild card, multi-domain SSL/TLS certificate
- I got an inexpensive but effective one from: StartSSL (http://startssl.com)
nice project, i was thinking of doing a similar project myself. I do not have the money to spend on the wildcard SSL. If there a way i can make my own self certified certificate through some sort of ssl encryption software like open SSL.
ReplyDeleteTim, thanks for the comment. Have you checked the fee at Start SSL (now about $60 for two years)? That wild card fee is WAY lower than any other I've found.
ReplyDeleteThere is lots of help for generating your own certificate, at least in the Linux world.