Excuse me, but this godaddy thing is driving me crazy
I googled, and tried most of the stuff
godaddy download
gd_bundle.crt
host.domain.tld.crt
I moved the certs into /home/sites/domain.tld/certs
mv gd_bundle.crt ca-certs
cp certificate certificate.bak
which has
ca-certs certificate certificate.bak key request
restarted httpd, but no joy ..............
I used ca-certs for the gd_bundle (which has 3 certs in it) as that
appears
to be what the file
/etc/httpd/conf.d/ssl_perl.conf is looking for
Where did I fsck up?
--
Gerald Waugh
Front Street Networks
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I know Michael made the ssl_perl.conf change in BO, so if your box
is updated it should work.
I would still check you files using my old post to make sure you are
up to date. The rest of the instructions are easy to follow and
work well (2048 bit key version excluded)
I had this same problem on BQ and Dan had posted a link to an old
post by
Herb Rubin at Pathfinders Software. It worked great for me, and
should
work on BO.
Here is the link.
http://bluequartz.org/ml/archive/coba-e/9600/9605.html
1) modify /etc/httpd/conf.d/ssl_perl.conf
At Line 59 Insert these 3 lines:
if (-f "$vsite->{basedir}/certs/ca-chain") {
$VirtualHost{"$ip:443"}{'SSLCertificateChainFile'} =
"$vsite->{basedir}/certs/ca-chain";
}
2) You must place the GoDaddy gd_intermediate_bundle.crt file in
the
site/certs
directory and call it "ca-chain".
mv gd_intermediate_bundle.crt
/home/sites/www.yoursite.com/certs/ca-chain
Note: I would greatly appreciate if the above 3 lines could make it
into the main source.
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