I installed openca-0.9.1 to play with generating certs. When I try to access my web server, I get presented with a certificate, as expected. However, the certificate is NOT from the webserver, but from localhost. Which config file do I use to set up the webserver certificate correctly?
Version 1 --------- 1. go to the config directory of your apache 2. go to ssl.key 3. create a request from this key with "openssl req" (man req) 4. take the request and submit it via the public interface to your PKI 5. check and approve the request on the RA interface 6. issue the certificate on the CA interface 7. download the cert via RA or public interface
Version 2 --------- 1. go to initialization 2. --> initialize first web server (third point) 3. do all the steps 4. download the certificate and key into one file 5. split the file 6. copy the cert to ssl.crt (in your apache config dir) 7. copy the key to ssl.key (in your apache config dir)
Check the apache config for the correct filenames.
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