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michael Dorrian a écrit :
> yes is the anwer to that. If you download the code for this book from this
> site http://www.opensslbook.com/code.html. It will unzip to a folder called
> "NSw0-1.3". Go into this folder and in this folder there is one sub
yes is the anwer to that. If you download the code for this book from this site http://www.opensslbook.com/code.html. It will unzip to a folder called "NSw0-1.3". Go into this folder and in this folder there is one subfolder called "ssl". Run that makefile in that folder. It creates two ca's one ro
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michael Dorrian a écrit :
> Help is at hand. This is a really good explanation of how to set up
> certificates on Apache. I dont think it tells you how to revoke out of date
> certificates but i can help you with that if you want. Hope this helps.
>
Help is at hand. This is a really good explanation of how to set up certificates on Apache. I dont think it tells you how to revoke out of date certificates but i can help you with that if you want. Hope this helps. http://www.flatmtn.com/computer/Linux-SSLCertificatesApache.htmlEtienne Chove <[EM
Hi,
I'd like to generate a certificate, so I did it with :
sudo openssl req -x509 -config confs/apache-rouge.cnf -new \
-nodes -keyout apache-rouge.key -out apache-rouge.req
so this certificate is self-signed.
I'd like it to be self signed, so when someone accept it for one of my
virtual host, i
