At 10:57 PM 7.26.2002 -0500, David F. Reed wrote: >Dear SSL experts and aficionados and RH gurus, > >I am hoping someone out there has a piece of arcane (to me) >knowledge... > >(Running RH-7.3, apache-1.3.23-14, openssl-0.9.6b-18) > >I note that during reboot (a rare event), some one trusted >has to be around to manually key in the pass phrase to the >server.key file - sometimes it waits for this, and sometimes not; >in either case, unattended, the httpd sits around waiting to start. > >(I learned this the other day when a power outage convinced >my system to shut down, and it restarted when power resumed). > >So my question is, is there a way to generate a key that does not >look for a pass phrase, or automagically pipe the contents of some >file, or some such work around, so that unattended, it can >come up and function as a server? > >Any discussion of experience would be helpful > >Many thanks. > >--Dave > ....oops! It's still early here and no coffee. I see now that you run Linux, so the paths will be different...., but perhaps the commands will work. Not familiar with Linux....
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