>
> He he he you're making an RPM of apache right? \8)
>
well not quite. i am setting up and root CA here and am making some
web-based interfaces for making CA requesting and signing a lot easier.
> What i did was i ran through the interactive part manually, grabbed the
> generated certificates, and placed them into a tarball. And then instead
> of doing a 'make certificate' i simply extracted the tarball. It works
> for simple SSL sites, and the browser will complain more are most likely
> the certificate authority domain name will not match the actual hostname
> of the server you install the RPM in.
>
this will not work in my case. because i would like people to be able to
access the site and fill out some forms...the website will generate the
certificate request for me and then i can run a simple command to sign it
and wala then it is done.
nakapagod to type the details all over again kasi.
>
>
> On Tue, 20 Mar 2001, Horatio B. Bogbindero wrote:
>
> >
> > good morning people! i was just wonder if anybody here would know about an
> > non-interactive way of generating a certification request (for SSL
> > certificates)?
> >
> > thanks.
> >
> >
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