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| Main - msg db 'Computer Address',0xa - generating a self-signed certificate and using it in apache |
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Posts: 1119/1457 EXP: 2263915 Next: 71713 Since: 06-03-14 Last post: 36 days Last view: 36 days |
so, I'm trying to generate a self-signed SSL certificate
since let's hipstercrypt is crapo and doesn't like free subdomains for some reason -.- unfortunately I have no clue what exactly I'm meant to be putting in since there's a billion different ways to do things. and each of those things seem to do different stuff also couldn't follow DO's tut on it because the phone doesn't want to select whatever is in the code block help please? |
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The Sorceress. The new champion Level: 211
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Free domains are likely blacklisted for security worries. A risk with self-signing is some browsers will block a self-signed certificate for the same security worries.
Also moving this to a more appropriate forum.
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| Jamie |
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turns out letsencrypt worked
i changed to a different free domain lol |
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