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I've generated a CSR, but the CA we're going through (Geo Trust) says that because there is no "Locality/City" in the CSR they will not provide the cert.
I'll ask Jamie to add a field for "City or Locality" to the CSR generation form (not sure why it isn't there already). It'll be in virtual-server 3.30.
In the meantime, you can manually generate a csr and key with the following commands:
Any thoughts on this one?
Hey Tim,
I'll ask Jamie to add a field for "City or Locality" to the CSR generation form (not sure why it isn't there already). It'll be in virtual-server 3.30.
In the meantime, you can manually generate a csr and key with the following commands:
<i>openssl genrsa -out domainname.key 1024</i>
<i>openssl req -new -key domainname.key -out domainname.csr</i>
...Answer the questions...
To see what's in the CSR (for verification before sending, for example):
<i>openssl req -noout -text -in domainname.csr</i>
Make sure you hang on to that .key file! That's your key--you'll need it to start the webserver with the cert you get.
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You know, I can't see any reason why I didn't include a field for the city in the first place! This will be added in the next Virtualmin release..
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Thanks for the help. I've successfully generated the CSR using the manual method :)