On 02/03/2011 08:12 AM, Jim Shupert wrote:
I think Jim's talking about the server side key/certificate. The
certificate that you have configured apparently has a password
associated with it. Is this a self signed cert, or one you purchased?
Yes that is exactly it.
and all is well
I had my pass phrase documented
[ i always keep my feathers numbered for just such a situation ]
i rebOOted and gave the proper response
but thanks much for the info , all the info
a happy ending
have a great day - yall
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Just an FYI. You don't really need a password on server certs. Servers
should boot up w/out needing someone to enter a password (imho, in most
situations). If there's no pass phrase associated with the certificate,
there's no need for "operator intervention". Do be sure that keys/certs
with no pass phrase are properly secured though (chmod 600 with
appropriate ownership).
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-Eric 'shubes'
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