If you remove the password encryption on your private key,
I believe you won't be getting this (it's what I belive
most people do that configure SSL servers to auto start on
boot without manual intervention).
If memory serves, I believe something like
req -key INPUT_KEY_FILE -keyout OUTPUT_KEY_FILE -nodes
will take an existing encrypted private key file and
strip the password encryption off of it. If I got
this wrong, check the SSL archives, I know that
this question has been asked and answered several
times before...you will find the proper syntax
there.
Thomas
Skye Poier wrote:
>
> What function do you call to avoid the 'Enter PEM pass phrase:' prompt?
> Just won't do; the daemon needs to be started from an rc script.
>
> Skye
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