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Hello,
my problem is in understanding the technique used
to build up a own CA, as discribed in your faq (ssl_faq.html#ToC29). i somehow
get along with the signing stuff, but can't imagine how the CA would run. I mean
I don't start any service. where does the client get his ok, that this public
key is the right one for this site ?
i'm a systemadministrator for a school in
switzerland. we are building a website mainly for the students and the teachers
at this school. in order to have authentification data encrypted we want to use
apache (mod_ssl) under linux (suse 6.2). we don't have enough money to buy a
certificate from one of the sellers, so we wanted to build our own instance
(CA), in order to prevent the error message coming up if a user visits a https
page.
could somebody help us ?
thank you!
regards
robin aly
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- Re: Own CA Robin Aly
- Re: Own CA Hans Lohmander
- Re: Own CA Lars Weber
