Difference between revisions of "Certificate ssl management"
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| − | Go to the manage ssl certificate panel on Server Manager and past your server.crt and server.key. | + | Go to the manage ssl certificate panel on Server Manager and past your server.crt and server.key. There is also the possibility one is getting a custom certificate from an [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intermediate_certificate_authorities Intermediate Certificate Authority]. If this is the case you'll get an additional CA certificate and you need to past into the box called 'SSL intermediate chain certificate' |
| − | If you want to get back to the default SME Server certificates, simply blank all the contents and press save. | + | * If you want to get back to the default SME Server certificates, simply blank all the contents and press save. |
| − | + | * If you set wrong certificates, the server Web may crash. You will have to do a command line in a root Terminal to get back to the default certificate : | |
| − | If you set wrong certificates, the server Web may crash. You will have to do a command line in a root Terminal to get back to the default certificate : | ||
signal-event certificate-revert | signal-event certificate-revert | ||
Revision as of 17:05, 3 August 2014
Certficate for SME Server 8 and 9
This contrib is made to help the managing of SSL certificates if you need to use commercial Certificates by example.
Maintainer
stephdl Stéphane de Labrusse AKA Stephdl
Description
This contribution for smeserver adds a paner in the server-manager in order to save the certificate, the secret key and eventually the intermediate certificate if needed without the use of the command line interface.
see that wiki page for more informations on how to set it manually
Requirements
You need to enable the stephdl repository
Installation
Remember to first configure the required stephdl repository, then issue the following command on the SME Server shell:
yum install smeserver-certificate --enablerepo=stephdl
The 'official' way is to perform
signal-event post-upgrade; signal-event reboot
but if you don't want to reboot your server, do
signal-event console-save
Go to the manage ssl certificate panel on Server Manager and past your server.crt and server.key. There is also the possibility one is getting a custom certificate from an Intermediate Certificate Authority. If this is the case you'll get an additional CA certificate and you need to past into the box called 'SSL intermediate chain certificate'
- If you want to get back to the default SME Server certificates, simply blank all the contents and press save.
- If you set wrong certificates, the server Web may crash. You will have to do a command line in a root Terminal to get back to the default certificate :
signal-event certificate-revert
Uninstall
yum remove smeserver-certificate; signal-event console-save
Bugs
For now there is no entry on bugzilla, please direct your issue to stephdl Stéphane de Labrusse AKA Stephdl
