Does WyldRyde have SSL enabled servers?

| Jan 25, 2005 | 4 comments

All of our servers accept SSL connections on port +6697. If you wish to use SSL you can connect to this port, using ssl encryption, on our active servers or using our SSL Round Robin: ssl.wyldryde.org:+6697
All of our servers support SSL connections and are connected together using SSL encrypted links. This ensures that messages between two clients, both using SSL, are encrypted from source to destination. We currently use poorly organized self signed certificates. A WyldRyde CA is in the pipeline which will enable us to sign our certificates correctly and issue a root certificate to users in order to ensure the integrity of connections.

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  • Duffy

    I think your ssl certs are done incorrectly
    [14:33:24] SSL Issuer: /C=US/ST=New York/O=IRC geeks/OU=IRCd
    [14:33:24] SSL Subject: /C=US/ST=New York/O=IRC geeks/OU=IRCd
    It should be like
    SSL Issuer: /C=Country/ST=State that the server is in/L=City/O=organization name /OU=department name/CN=full.domain.name
    SSL Subject: /C=Country/ST=State that the server is in/L=City/O=organization name /OU=department name/CN=full.domain.name
    You should also thing of getting your ssl certs signed by a trusted signer instead of using self signed certs. w w w . cacert . org does free signing of ssl certs :)

  • Duffy

    I think your ssl certs are done incorrectly
    [14:33:24] SSL Issuer: /C=US/ST=New York/O=IRC geeks/OU=IRCd
    [14:33:24] SSL Subject: /C=US/ST=New York/O=IRC geeks/OU=IRCd
    It should be like
    SSL Issuer: /C=Country/ST=State that the server is in/L=City/O=organization name /OU=department name/CN=full.domain.name
    SSL Subject: /C=Country/ST=State that the server is in/L=City/O=organization name /OU=department name/CN=full.domain.name
    You should also thing of getting your ssl certs signed by a trusted signer instead of using self signed certs. w w w . cacert . org does free signing of ssl certs :)

  • dale turner

    this is good thing to use often

  • dale turner

    this is good thing to use often