Is there a free ssl out there form my server?

For YOUR server? That would be hard to say unless we knew what YOUR server was. e.g. if its an old piece of feces AS/400 like we have here for a Legacy environment my guess would be no (without some major coding that is). For most other things the answer would be yes.

The Open Source package is called "openssl" (clever isn't it?). You should be able to find this neatly bundled for most distros. At worst you might have to download it and compile it for your system. Chances are you already have it installed if you're running Linux especially if you're using ssh.

I am running centos 4.1

What does "rpm -q openssl" tell you?

LinuxCrazy,
I didn't get your question.
Do you want a free SSL certificate for some of your domain ?
Or you want to just install SSL certificate you have ?
Or You want to publish your own SSL certificate ?

just a free ssl for my website

Check http://www.startcom.org/

StartCom is the producer and vendor of the StartCom Linux operating systems, operates the StartCom Free SSL Certification Authority and MediaHost™ since 1999. Most solutions provided by StartCom are based on Open Source technology and open standards.

Tell us if you find any problem.

thanks, I'll check into that

So just to restate your issue - you were looking for a free certificate provider rather than a "free ssl". ssl is used for many things OTHER than certificates.

ssl != certificate

yes I did mean free certificate

m trying to istall chimera on planet lab but i am geting this problem when i execute the make command
openssl/evp.h: no scuch file
when i update openssl using yum it is showing nothing needs to be done

birjodh - you should open a new thread rather than appending to an old one. You'll get more visibility of it that way. The only people likely to see this one are the ones who originally posted on it.

hey thanks..
bu how to create it.
sorry m new here...

In the menu bar above click on Forums

On the Forums page click on the forum that seems most appropriate for your question.

Once the forum opens you'll see a button for New Thread. Click on that and post your question there.

thanks a lot!!!