SSL cert problem v1.0.4

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I have a server which has an old and renewed SSL cert on it, but the server will not start due to the old cert still being on it.  I have not had any success deleting the old cert or setting the server to start with the new one (if that is configurable).   I've gone through the documentation with no success.  I guess what I need is a quick-and-dirty lesson on how to locate the old cert and delete it.

Thanks in advance from a sheepish SA...

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Scott Lacy
Unix Systems Manager, Systems and Networks
Mercer University
478 301 5509

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