However, when I try to make the same thing in YAST2-CA-MANAGEMENT
I come across several problems.
Should I make the certificates by following step?
create root ca
Enter root ca, advance -> export to file -> ca.crt
“Certificate” tab -> create sever certificate
Export server certificate file:
4a. Only the certificate in PEM format (save as server.crt), put it under “etc/apahce2/ssl.crt”
4b. Only the key unencrypted in PEM format (save as server.key), put it under “etc/apahce2/ssl.key” 下
generate CRL
6 “Request” tab-> request -> sign as server (at this moment, a new certificate will be generated, I call it “XXX”)
6a Export “XXX” File -> save as (server.csr), put is under (ssl.csr)
Step 6 confused me most because I don’t know how to sign the certificate and generate .csr file.
I can’t find a export function for .csr file.
So, I come here to ask for help.
Also, should I put ca.crt file in the “etc/apache/ssl.crt” folder?
Anyone could kindly answer my question?
Many thanks.
I am currently using openSUSE 12.2
I find this application is complicated and may be I am new for the openSUSE…
I have tried to read the manual and security manual of the document but I am not sure do I make any mistake to export those certificates.
I found there are some .crt/.pem files in the folder “var/lib/CAM”. But I am not familiar with the certificate issuing, so, I don’t know which one should I put in the ssl.crt/ssl.key and ssl.csr folder…
Thanks Jim,
I am currently using openSUSE 12.2
I find this application is complicated and may be I am new for the openSUSE…
I have tried to read the manual and security manual of the document but I am not sure do I make any mistake to export those certificates.
I found there are some .crt/.pem files in the folder “var/lib/CAM”. But I am not familiar with the certificate issuing, so, I don’t know which one should I put in the ssl.crt/ssl.key and ssl.csr folder…