self-signed

问题 I'm trying to configure my computer to trust a self-signed certificate for testing a website. However I'm having problems with Firefox. Chrome and IE are fine with it. I've done the following. Create a 2048 bit pem rsa key and crt with openssl Created a pfx file from the key and crt files Imported the pfx into the personal certificate store on the server using MMC Configured IIS to use the certificate for the site On the client PC Imported the pem crt file into the personal certificate store

问题 I have been struggling with an SSL problem for more than 1 month. We have used openssl to generate our own CA, server and client certificates. We have also enable "SSLrequire" on the Apache web server (in htaccess this may be wrong), which means that anyone trying to connect through https on the server needs to present a valid certificate The step are as follows; generate the CA key generate the CA CSR sign the CA CSR with the CA Key so we have our own CA which is used to sign our server and

问题 I have been struggling with an SSL problem for more than 1 month. We have used openssl to generate our own CA, server and client certificates. We have also enable "SSLrequire" on the Apache web server (in htaccess this may be wrong), which means that anyone trying to connect through https on the server needs to present a valid certificate The step are as follows; generate the CA key generate the CA CSR sign the CA CSR with the CA Key so we have our own CA which is used to sign our server and

问题 This is a bit of a silly setup, but here's what I'm looking at right now: I'm learning Kubernetes I want to push custom code to my Kubernetes cluster, which means the code must be available as a Docker image available from some Docker repository (default is Docker Hub) While I'm willing to pay for Docker Hub if I have to (though I'd rather avoid it), I have concerns about putting my custom code on a third-party service. Sudden rate limits, security breaches, sudden ToS changes, etc To this

问题 I have a self signed certificate chain with these commands and configured them on an Apache server But when i try openssl s_client -showcerts -servername server -connect my-host.local:443 -CAfile all.crt I get an error from openssl Verify return code: 24 (invalid CA certificate) Is there something wrong with the commands used to generate the certificates or with the configuration files? commands used to create certificate chain # self signed root cert openssl genrsa -aes256 -out ca.key 4096

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53642092/angular-https-call-to-self-signed-uri-failing-with-neterr-cert-authority-inva

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53642092/angular-https-call-to-self-signed-uri-failing-with-neterr-cert-authority-inva

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53642092/angular-https-call-to-self-signed-uri-failing-with-neterr-cert-authority-inva

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/60499335/how-to-test-pwa-on-over-https-with-self-signed-openssl-certificate

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/60499335/how-to-test-pwa-on-over-https-with-self-signed-openssl-certificate