Alessandro Binarelli wrote:
>Assuming you already have a CA nicknamed 'cacert' and your database is
>in the directory named 'foo':
>
>% certutil -R -d foo -s "cn=localhost,dc=example,dc=com" -o tmpcertreq
>-g 1024
>% certutil -C -d foo -c cacert -i tmpcertreq -o tmpcert.der -m 9 -v 12
>-1 -5 -8 foo.example.com <http://foo.example.com>
>% certutil -A -d foo -n Alt-Cert -t u,u,u -i tmpcert.der
>% certutil -L -d foo -n Alt-Cert
>% rm -f tmpcert.der tmpcertreq
Thanks as always....at this moment I can't try because I'm traveling for
job...but, reading what you have post....I missed in my commands "-n
Alt-Cert"...I want try as soon as possible....but where did you have
find that? :-)
Nothing magical, -n is just the certificate nickname and I Server-Cert was already used, so I chose Alt-Cert.
rob
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