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A public-key certificate states that a specific public key belongs to a specific identity. Use this tag for all questions on certificates and authentication of public keys (not public-key authentication, which is authentication _using_ public-keys). If certificates are not a central issue in your question, then don't use this tag.

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Sure, PERL_LWP_SSL_VERIFY_HOSTNAME=0 will probably work if one is willing to write scripts: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6795030/how-to-ignore-certificate-verify-failed-error-in-perl But I just ...
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I'm trying to sign a LibreOffice document blah blah... So, I created a key and signed my document, but when I reload it, LO insists that the "certificate is not yet valid", and apparently ...
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I run dovecot and Postfix and lets encrypt. When I ssh into my postfix and run openssl for check mail such as: openssl s_client -crlf -connect mail.pahlevanzadeh.org:995 CONNECTED(00000003) depth=2 ...
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RHEL 9 VM Exported from Internal Network Cannot Verify SSL Certificates for Updates I'm running into a major issue with a Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9 VM that was originally exported from my company's ...
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Running user@nextcloudpi:/$ `sudo certbot -d downwind.duckdns.org --manual --preferred-challenges dns certonly~` returned: - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -...
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I am trying to understand how to sign stuff using an intermediate CA certificate. I have developed a rather simple example (using https://gist.github.com/jadbaz/9350f4df4e4ef4c5d256889aa3d5a5ed as the ...
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I want to install a client certificate to the Ubuntu's certificate store, so that the user can login using the client certificate from browser (rather than with a username and password). I am writing ...
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On Solaris11 is possible to use certificates made with openssl, on Solaris 10 is different elfsign sign -c solaris10.crt -k solaris10.key -e libeel-2.so exit with error and state of exit is 4 (...
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I was forced to change ssl certificate for one from my domains. So, cert changed, sha256 changed. Old cert was not expired yet, but it's now replaced with new one. But, it looks like Chrome does not ...
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In iwd, I am setting up an 802.1X EAP-TLS connection, configured in /var/lib/iwd, as described in iwd.network(5). According to this answer, the certificates must also go into the /var/lib/iwd ...
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In the folder /etc/ssl/certs/ i can well see: Symbolic links to the certificates stored at /usr/share/ca-certificates/ The BUNDLE file ca-certificates.crt which contains all certificates in PEM ...
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On iOS, Windows, and MacOS, when you attempt to connect to a WPA2-Enterpise network, after you enter your credentials, it offers you the certificate, to install. The same doesn't apply for any Linux ...
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I am working on an embedded Linux system (kernel-5.18.18) for an SOC platform. The system has openssl compiled, and there is an application connecting to cloud server. But the application failed to ...
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I believe the two issues I'm having are related, but don't know where to begin. The first issue is that when a specific domain that resolves to my server is requested, its conf file in sites-enabled ...
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Today on Debian GNU/Linux 12 (bookworm) install ca-certificates package and checked the /etc/ssl/certs directory .pem files, noticed some of the certificate expired. These certificates expired in 2023,...
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