* Tom Allison (tallison@tacocat.net) [021218 03:35]: > How do you rebuild the SSL certificates? I haven't used ipopd-ssl, but here's a few general ideas. If you don't want to call openssl directly, you have a couple of options: 1: If initially installing ipopd-ssl generated one for you, and you haven't otherwise tweaked your configs, you could purge and reinstall the package. Note that purging will delete your existing config files, so don't do this if you want to save any changes you've made. (Or, back them up, purge, reinstall, restore backups.) 2: look at /var/lib/dpkg/info/ipopd-ssl.postinst to see the commands it used to generate the certificate and run these yourself. otherwise, do it this way: http://google.com/searchq?openssl+certificate+generation ;-) My recommendation is #2 above. It'll allow you to see where ipopd-ssl expects to find its keys, and generally make sure things are set up The Debian Way, how other packages might expect them to be found, as opposed to a more generic or DIY way you might find from google. It's probably just like 2 openssl command lines, and maybe a couple of chown/chmods. good times, Vineet -- http://www.doorstop.net/ -- http://www.anti-dmca.org/
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