All of this would be vaguely tolerable if, of course, you could easily create a
self signed cert using the ubuntu openssl package, as elucidated here :
http://www.modssl.org/docs/2.8/ssl_faq.html#ToC28
However, the current feisty dist doesn't include the needed signing
script sign.sh from the
I think that the documentation at
https://help.ubuntu.com/7.10/server/C/httpd.html#https-configuration is
quite clear on how to generate a self signed certificate, so I do not
understand why we would need apache2-ssl-certificate?
I went and corrected all references to it on
On 3/20/08, Nick Barcet [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think that the documentation at
https://help.ubuntu.com/7.10/server/C/httpd.html#https-configuration is
quite clear on how to generate a self signed certificate, so I do not
understand why we would need apache2-ssl-certificate?
Would it be
Why not make it easier for users, specially the casual home user who
wants to setup a secure web server, by providing him a script that
actually does the job? Nothing beats more documentation than an actual
tool that does the job for the user. If the script already existed, why
not bring it
Nick,
There are many useful tutorials on the Web on how to install a secure
server on Ubuntu which make reference to that script. Why leave people
who are learning with a broken tutorial? Following your reasoning, one
could ask why do we need most of the GUI in the Ubuntu desktop, since
you can
I actually feel a link to Nick's documentation at:
https://help.ubuntu.com/7.10/server/C/httpd.html#https-configuration
Or, the same information in the README.Debian, (which I think is a better
location, (for people without internet connections, etc.)),
is sufficient to close this bug, per this
Still missing on Ubuntu 7.10 server with Apache2 2.2.4... That's not
good, as it makes internal servers unsecure...
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I can confirm this also but what I want to know is why has this been
declined for release twice (Gutsy and Feisty).
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Please, open a new bug so that we can track this separately.
thanks,
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I can confirm this also but what I want to know is why has this been
declined for release twice (Gutsy and Feisty).
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My workaroud was the following:
As I'm alos using debian, I wanted a workaround for both ubuntu and debian (my
problem is basically the lack of a duration option in the make-ssl-certs
script).
I wanted to create a new clean version of the make-ssl-certs script with a
-days option but was not
*bump*
the script is still missing in hardy. have any workarounds been
implemented since this bugreport was opened?
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You could use make-ssl-cert form package ssl-cert instead of apache2
-ssl-certificate. I have a tutorial (sorry is in Catalan) at:
http://acacha.dyndns.org/mediawiki/index.php/Apache#Creaci.C3.B3_del_certificat
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You could use make-ssl-cert form package ssl-cert instead of apache2
-ssl-certificate. I have a tutorial (sorry is in Catalan) at:
http://acacha.dyndns.org/mediawiki/index.php/Apache#Creaci.C3.B3_del_certificat
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The workaround at
https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/apache2/+bug/77675/comments/4
worked fine for me. I built the package, extracted the ssleay.cnf file
and placed it at /usr/share/apache2/ssleay.cnf and extracted the apache2
-ssl-certificate and put it at /usr/sbin/apache2-ssl-certificate. I
On 7/20/07, mlind [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
reopened as requested.
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Importance: Medium = Wishlist
Status: Invalid = Confirmed
I realize that we may need to wait for this to be fixed in the Debian
package upstream, but I believe this to be of more
BTW, when checking out the changes in ssl-cert dependencies, I found these
related bugs:
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=230791+
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=231726+
They seem rather old, and it is possible that ssl-cert has fixed its ways
:) And, here are
I have the same problem on Debian Sarge which has the latest Apache
package (2.2.3) installed. Of course there are many ways to create ssl
certificates, but many howto's mention the use of apache2-ssl-
certificate, which are now rendered unusable. Of course, for a die-hard
Debian user this poses
reopened as requested.
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Importance: Medium = Wishlist
Status: Invalid = Confirmed
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Assignee: Soren Hansen = (unassigned)
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I'm rejecting this bug, as the ssl-cert package provides make-ssl-cert
and also usr/share/ssl-cert/ssleay.cnf.
If you feel that this is not sufficient, feel free to reopen this bug.
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Assignee: (unassigned) = Soren Hansen
Status: Confirmed = Rejected
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Hi Soren,
I see that apache-ssl (apache 1.3) depends on ssl-cert, but it doesn't
seem that apache2 has it as a dependency? Do you know which package
depends on it?
thanks,
speeves
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I find that htpasswd2 is also missing from /usr/sbin. Could it be
related?
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Malthe wrote:
I find that htpasswd2 is also missing from /usr/sbin. Could it be
related?
Hi Malthe,
Can you open a new bug for htpasswd2? That would help us to track these
issues separately.
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Malthe wrote:
I find that htpasswd2 is also missing from /usr/sbin. Could it be
related?
Hi Malthe,
Can you open a new bug for htpasswd2? That would help us to track these
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In edgy, /usr/bin/htpasswd2 is a symlink pointing to /usr/bin/htpasswd.
Feisty and gutsy have the latter one (but not the symlink).
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I have also just discovered that this script is missing when I was
trying to follow an SSL tutorial. For people who want quick SSL setup,
this script was great! A real certificate is best, but if you don't
want to spend money but DO want to secure web traffic, then a self-
signed certificate
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