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SSL: importing a cert and key - howto anywhere?: msg#00358

Subject: SSL: importing a cert and key - howto anywhere?
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Hi all,

I have got a basic fedora DS running, and I now need to switch on SSL. I have found the SSL docs, which describe in some detail how to create a CSR, etc etc.

The missing detail is how to import a certificate and key you already have - the admin console seems quite happy to import certs, but it seems to be oblivious to the importing of keys.

Anyone know what incantation you have to chant to get DS to import a key or a p12 file?

Regards,
Graham
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