Company certs were set to expire soon, so I hop on $Commercial_CA's website to renew. We've changed from Stronghold 2 to Apache 1.3.27+mod_ssl-2.8+openssl-0.9.6i in the last year (but the old cert/key pair has worked fine), so I couldn't renew. I have to build a new csr and key so I do a:

foo# ./bin/openssl genrsa -out ./private/foo.net.key.pem 1024

foo# ./bin/openssl req -new -key ./private/foo.net.key.pem -out ./requests/foo.net.csr

foo# more ./requests/foo.net.csr

copy everything (including the begin and end lines) and paste that into $Commercial_CA's form, it pukes complaining that the CSR is not self-signed.

Their help system only mentions that happening with an old Novell csr generator (most definitely not relevant). I hop onto their tech chat, the rep has yet to be able to find a solution. I've tried again with a virgin install of openssl on a clone machine and with the other domain we are updating (also hosted on another machine), with no luck.

Any thoughts on what may be happening?

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Darin Holloway
Systems Administrator and Web Developer
Bluegrass Network, LLC


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