This article explains how Firefox and the OS certificate database are related.
Starting with Firefox 64, an enterprise policy controls the relationship
between Firefox trusted roots and OS trusted roots.
https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/setting-certificate-authorities-firefox
Just after pressing send on this message, I found where Firefox can be
configured to trust enterprise root certificates. See this article:
https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/setting-certificate-authorities-firefox
Once configured, Firefox should trust the OS certificate store. But I
haven't
Hello, Thanks to this group's help, I'm learning my way through IPA's
certificate system.
I read Fraser's well written post on creating sub-CAs, and successfully got
everything to work. I then ran into the same problem Kevin Vasko hit in
this thread:
pgb205 wrote:
> 1.correct
> 2. only port is configured to something else. the rest of sshd_conf is
> default
> 3. correct. only append --no-sshd option to prevent reconfiguration of
> sshd_conf file
> 4. correct. after install port 22 is again in effect
> 5. no. after uninstall there are no
1.correct2. only port is configured to something else. the rest of sshd_conf
is default3. correct. only append --no-sshd option to prevent reconfiguration
of sshd_conf file4. correct. after install port 22 is again in effect5. no.
after uninstall there are no changes. And trying to re-install
On 25.02.20 17:26, Alexander Bokovoy via FreeIPA-users wrote:
[...]
Some people are panicking and want to switch everything to LDAPS. For
those there is additional enhancement in works. For everyone else there
is no need to do anything.
[...]
According to the information I have our AD guys are
