Does the openssl.cnf file have anything to do with the actual start-up
of apache.exe?? I copied the file Dave sent me into the file that was on
my machine(the other file was not generating my csr). Now that my
certificate is installed and I set the sslcertificatefile directives,
apache won't start. It is setup as a service on W2000, and won't start
up even if I reboot.
Jay A. Stoltenberg
Mgr. Networks and PC Applications
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From: Deocs Postmaster [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, April 09, 2001 3:24 PM
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Subject: RE: openssl.cnf
Jay,
Very good! I don't recall the .RND file or pass phrase
details. Deleting the pass phrase is optional, but I
don't know what the issues are. I just followed the
instructions, it worked, I was happy.
The instructions have the file being named .CERT I noticed
that if I name them .CER then I can click on them from
Windows in a GUI tool. Obviously the name used in the
Apache config file needs to also change.
Dave
At 02:44 PM 04/09/2001 , you wrote:
>THANKS!! The key and csr generated fine.
>One question; Based on your e-mail, I deleted the .rnd file, but are
you
>saying that I should not remove the passphrase from the key? or do I
>have to remove it for it to work?
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