In the bering docs, it talks about using the fswcert tool ("fswcert -k
serverKey.pem > ipsec.secrets") which is presumably used to extract the
private key from the certificate. Is this needed anymore or can i simply do
a cat serverKey.pem > ipsec.secrets? from the following URL i would guess
that it is no longer needed, but since i'm not sure of the version of
openssl used with bering, i cannot confirm this.
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