[server-admins] Fwd: The certificate for www.crosswire.org will expire in 19 days
Troy A. Griffitts
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Sun Dec 12 09:54:26 MST 2010
Thanks Jonathan for the reminder about startcom.
I think the history of this is that we tried startcom after generating
our own certificates for years, but if I remember correctly, the
startcom cert still made us ok an exception for use of the certificate
in our clients? I figured this was because startcom was not included in
the recognized authority list of our clients (thunderbird for me).
Anyway, we use these for internal use to secure our IMAPS and SVN over
HTTPS connections. What is the general consensus for how we should renew?
Troy
On 12/12/2010 04:24 PM, Jonathan Marsden wrote:
> On 12/12/2010 08:01 AM, Troy A. Griffitts wrote:
>
>> Certificate for hostname 'www.crosswire.org', in file (or by nickname):
>> /etc/pki/tls/certs/startcom.crt
>
> You know how to fix this, I expect -- you will need to get an updated
> SSL certificate from Startcom (from its filename, you got the current
> one from them), install it, and restart services that use it.
>
> Most likely you will need to somehow "prove" to startcom that you own
> the crosswire.org domain, so this is not something others (like me) are
> likely to be able to do on your behalf. Getting SSL certs is a
> part-technical, part-political process :)
>
> Jonathan
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