[ale] apache, ssl, DMZ, brain calcification

[James P. Kinney III]

I am looking at setting up an ssl-enabled web server in the dmz. As I
only have a few real IP addresses, I am looking at using internal IP
(10.0.*) addresses to handle the ssl-cert requirements of unique IP for
each namespace.

What I'm stumped on is how to get https://name1 AND https://name2 to
both get through the firewall and point to the correct virtual interface
IP address on the DMX server. Do I need to write a userspace tool that
interfaces with iptables to read the server name from the IP stack?

Can this be done with an apache proxy on the firewall?
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