Re: Howto setup my own CA the right way?
Thank you all for your replies.
I've set things up though, couple of times.
I will see how tinyca makes the certificates stores.
My main goal was to leave the conf files intact as much as possible.
Then after an upgrade you don't have to edit a lot of conf files.
Thx.
Wesley J. Landaker schreef:
>On Thursday 02 February 2006 18:55, Pascal Huisman wrote:
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>>Can anyone point me to a tutorial/howto on how to setup my own CA the
>>right way?
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>>Scripts from freeradius like CA.all, or CA.pl, and
>>apache2-ssl-certificate are all fast ways to nowhere. The many tutorials
>>I find on the net differ so much, it's hard to figure out how to do it
>>proper.
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>>Afterwards I wish to create certs for apache, ssl, openvpn, freeradius,
>>clients and more.
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>I don't know if it will meet your needs or not, but there is a GUI program
>in Debian called TinyCA (e.g. aptitude install tinyca) that will help you
>manage a CA, generate certs, etc.
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