TOR-Admin (gpfTOR1) schrieb: > > You may generate your own server request certificate on a Linux/Unix > system with OpenSSL. They will sign your request (ssl.csr), your privat > key (ssl.key) does not leave your computer. > > # openssl genrsa -des3 -out ssl.key 1024 > # openssl req -new -key ssl.key -out ssl.csr > > Use the wizzard "without CSR generation": > > https://cert.startcom.org/?app=101 > > Is this way ok for you? Yes, got that one later. The terms on that assistant were not clear to me at the very first visits: "SSL Server Certificate (Without CSR generation)" could be better termed by "Signing own/your Certificates (CSR)", because the service actually does not provide the server certificate itself by only signing yours. This is the link to the assistant: https://cert.startcom.org/?app=101&type=1 But thanks you very much for that tip! I'm currently on them trying to get an IP based server certificate signed. Greets -- BlueStar88 ________________________________________________________ PGPID: 0x36150C86 PGPFP: E9AE 667C 4A2E 3F46 9B69 9BB2 FC63 8933 3615 0C86
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