04-14-2023, 10:08 PM
ssl ceritificates are of two kind.
1. self signed ceritificates,
2. certificates that are signed by one of known authorities.
the first one may be automatically generated in ehcp. (ehcp gui->options->fix apache config with ssl, may be dangerous in some cases). as name implies, this is self signed, so, it is not globally known/accepted, so, users will get warned when they come to your site.
the second is commercial, and you need to buy a certificate from somebody.
activation of this is not so straightforward in ehcp.
a. ehcp gui->options->fixapache config with ssl,
b. you need to prepare server.key and server.csr files as described in seller's site.
then, put these files in ehcp dir. (this way, apache will use these files.)
c. restart apache : /etc/init.d/apache2 restart
this way, you may make it work. no direct other way, as of now, unfortunately, as far as I know.
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1. self signed ceritificates,
2. certificates that are signed by one of known authorities.
the first one may be automatically generated in ehcp. (ehcp gui->options->fix apache config with ssl, may be dangerous in some cases). as name implies, this is self signed, so, it is not globally known/accepted, so, users will get warned when they come to your site.
the second is commercial, and you need to buy a certificate from somebody.
activation of this is not so straightforward in ehcp.
a. ehcp gui->options->fixapache config with ssl,
b. you need to prepare server.key and server.csr files as described in seller's site.
then, put these files in ehcp dir. (this way, apache will use these files.)
c. restart apache : /etc/init.d/apache2 restart
this way, you may make it work. no direct other way, as of now, unfortunately, as far as I know.
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