Hello, > >>> - check if you have compatible cert and key: > >>> $ openssl x509 -in mrtablecloth-vi.com.pem -modulus -noout > >>> > This gives same as above. > > Of course you should change example file key.pem to your real > > file private.key. > > > I wasn't sure, because what you used as an example looked like some kind > of pem file, and I only had one of those, and that was tied to the cert. > (You can tell I'm new.) > > server167# openssl rsa -in private.key -modulus -noout > Modulus=E186578C9DC070364BCFABAF834D4FF85385E0F03B1398136361704E4359E5ABC97A2C8AB00580E9E2E6EA8EF8828009F46E5FD1331B90F8828373B3AC77B47FA4AAEAA50BF56AE721A92ED3A62E51F3ABB593099FA077845D38DDF1FB4FA52ADA06618CDD8AF7F739AEE3313522B651ACAD3F75E12ACD4392508FEC2105F193 This looks good and from your certificate you should see the same output. Maybe you can post such certificate ?
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