Archive for the ‘openSsl’ Category

How can I renew my Centos/Apache SSL certificate?

Posted on April 19, 2010, 1:14 am, by Jeremy Pavlov, under apache, centOS, intermediate, openSsl.

I got this question the other day from a Centos administrator: “The certwatch tool has been sending the me an email warning me that I need to renew the SSL Certificate. What do I do?” The email message read like the following (names have been changed): ################# SSL Certificate Warning ################ Certificate for hostname ‘www.yourlinuxguy.com’, [...]

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How can I quickly enable SSL with Apache2?

Posted on July 21, 2008, 1:16 am, by Jeremy Pavlov, under apache, intermediate, openSsl, suse.

So you’ve built a Linux server, and you’re testing it out, and you want to enable SSL for encrypting your http traffic in testing or non-production use. Right. No prob. I’ve put together an extremely quick cheat-sheet on how to do it on a Suse server, and some of it applies to other distros as [...]

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