Israel Brewster via FreeIPA-users wrote:
> I recently had the certificates I use on my FreeIPA server expire,
> preventing ipa from starting. So I replaced them with the new ones, and
> IPA still wouldn't start, whereupon after some digging I discovered the
> new certificates came with new
I recently had the certificates I use on my FreeIPA server expire, preventing
ipa from starting. So I replaced them with the new ones, and IPA still wouldn't
start, whereupon after some digging I discovered the new certificates came with
new Intermediate and root certificates. So I installed
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Anush Jayan wrote:
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> certutil -A -d /etc/httpd/alias -n Server-Cert -t u,u,u -a -i
> /path/to/cert this command is for centos if im not wrong im using
> ubuntu 16.04 so what should i put instead of
Hi all,
Creating the SSL certs/keys for for example Apache can easily be done
by using the FreeIPA Dogtag CA-server. With some effort, I put it in an
Ansible playbook which will install Apache and certficates "on demand".
Sometimes a server needs to be re-installed ("cattle-servers"); why
bother
