Re: Can't Find Key File

[Stephanie Wright <swright@xxxxxxxxx>]

> When attempting to export SSL files, I get the error "Error - key 
> file for [domain name] not found!"
>
> Some time ago, tech support at Tenon changed my SSL files to be 
> named for the secure domain itself rather than the IP address. (I've 
> been afflicted with frequent IP address changes.)
>
> When using the sslcerts.cgi, should I be entering:
> https://[domain]/webten_support/cgi-bin/sslcerts.cgi?[secure.domain]+export
>
> or should I be using the IP address as in:
>
> https://[domain]/webten_support/cgi-bin/sslcerts.cgi?[IP.address]+export

Don't use the script.

Do it in the shell window.

ls /etc/ssl/private/
That will show you the key file name, you can make a copy of it if you want.

Then in the virtual hosts configuration, you'll need to enter the 
name of the key file. It goes in the field: SLCertificateKeyFile

You will see it when you type in the name, be sure you get it exactly 
correct, because after you save it, that field will appear blank 
again.
--
    Stephanie J. Wright

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