I'm attaching patch against feisty's apache2 (2.2.3-3.2build1) which adds
ssl-certificate script back from Edgy's apache2. For some reason, also lintian
overrides were dropped in 2.0 --> 2.2 transition, so I decided not include one
for apache2-ssl-certificate like there was in Edgy.
I guess we
The solution proposed by mlind works.
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Though this bug makes more work for us, it is not show-stopper. We can always
make the ssl certificates in the old-fashioned way as described here:
http://www.modssl.org/docs/2.8/ssl_faq.html#ToC28
Just modify your ssl vhost conf to point to the key and crt files that
you create, and you should
You can grab ssleay.cnf and apache2-ssl-certificate from Edgy's apache2 version.
I hope this workaround works for people who bothered by this issue. Extract the
package and put ssleay.cnf to /usr/share/apache2/ and apache2-ssl-certificate
to /usr/sbin.
Create /etc/apache2/ssl directory. Then ap
Confirmed. Against all wise logic I SHOULD have had, I upgraded the
Dapper server I was maintaining at work to Edgy, then Feisty. And when I
was to re-certify it for WebDAV/SSL, "command not found". If speeves'
patch won't work on me, I will be reinstalling Dapper, I just can't
spend too much time
Has anyone had a chance to test my patches in:
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It is also missing in Kubuntu 7.04 final.
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I can confirm this one too!!!
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I have the same problem... Is it going to be fixed soon?
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** Changed in: apache2 (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => Medium
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I think the Apache package manager stopped paying attention. It's a very
simple fix.
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Tested to confirm and its missing in the final release 5 aswell.
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So, I take it Feisty is shipping with this bug still open? There're
gonna be a lot of people wondering why all the Apache2/SSL tutorials are
broken ...
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** Changed in: apache2 (Debian)
Status: Unknown => Unconfirmed
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Duplicate Debian bug is http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=398520
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** Bug watch added: Debian Bug tracker #395823
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=395823
** Also affects: apache2 (Debian) via
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Importance: Unknown
Status: Unknown
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The same problem exists in 6.10 edgy.
I have just done a default LAMP install on ubuntu server - all fine.
On ubuntu i done a manual install of apache2 (and assoc friends), the
command: 'apache2-ssl-certificate' returns; 'bash: apache2-ssl-
certificate: command not found'
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I have generated the build diff.gz (apache2_2.2.3-3.2build1.diff.gz) for
apache2_2.2.3-3.2build1_all.deb, which includes the apache2-ssl-
certificate, ssleay.cnf, and modified rules file to push these files out
into their proper locations, (per the apache2 (2.0) deb package). The
easiest way to us
Confirmed, and marked as confirmed.
This is critical for people that need SSL on their servers.
Of course there are other ways to generate ssl cert files, but this is by far
the easiest.
** Changed in: apache2 (Ubuntu)
Status: Unconfirmed => Confirmed
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Tested to confirm and its missing in Herd 5 aswell.
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/usr/share/apache2/ssleay.cnf and the directory /etc/apache2/ssl is also
missing.
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