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Purchased cert Need help - tinygoldwing - 11-09-2019
I purchased a certificate and have a couple questions. I don't have IIS or any other tool other than openssl
1. I'm not sure which format to download it from. The choices are:
Certificate download by platform
Microsoft IIS (*.p7b)
WHM/cpanel
Apache
Amazon
Nginx
V8+Node.js
Java/Tomcat
Other platforms
I tried Nginx and it downloaded: www_gotrecovery_org.chained.crt which isn't in binary. I renamed it but my app didn't work. I know I'm missing a few steps. Does work with the sample pem files that come with intraweb other than saying it's not secure.
Which one do I rename it to: key.pem, root.pem or cert.pem
And how do I create the other files. When I created the certificate it didn't ask me anything about a password.
I appreciate the help.
Thank You,
Ed
RE: Purchased cert Need help - kudzu - 11-09-2019
https://www.atozed.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=191
RE: Purchased cert Need help - tinygoldwing - 11-10-2019
Ya I looked at that and it didn't help me understand. I have crt file from the company I get the certificate. I've read it can be renamed to be a pem file but which one may, root or cert? I've tried renaming it to each one but I got certificate erros.llrs.
My other question is how do I create the other two files. No where when I created the certificate on the companies webpage did it ask me for a password.
I'm lost. It would seem this process would be easier.
Thank you,
Ed
RE: Purchased cert Need help - tinygoldwing - 11-10-2019
Thanks. Got it all figured out. Had a multi domain cert and it doesn't come with a key.crt One I changed it created one on their website.
Thanks,
Ed
RE: Purchased cert Need help - kudzu - 11-10-2019
"It would seem this process would be easier."
In general SSL and security is rarely easy, and also the reason its often not secure
