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lets see if i can explain.
two linuxes RH 7.3 with a load balancer.
the certificate has expired.
lets assum linux1 and linux2
can i simply generate a new self-signed ...
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- 11-17-2004 #1Just Joined!
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certificate expired
lets see if i can explain.
two linuxes RH 7.3 with a load balancer.
the certificate has expired.
lets assum linux1 and linux2
can i simply generate a new self-signed certificate somewhere on linux1, copy it to same location on linux2 and then edit both httpd.conf to point to the new certificates and restart them?
TIA.
- 11-19-2004 #2Linux Enthusiast
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Yes, this will work just fine. That is how you load-balance SSL, just by copying the cert from one computer to the other.
Best,
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- 11-19-2004 #3Just Joined!
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THANKS. I'll try that as soon as the top guys decide that is apropriate to stop the hpptd. Then i'll edit this post to put the results
- 11-24-2004 #4Just Joined!
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as promised:
it worked. i generate a self signed certificate on one of the machines then scp them to the other.
then i edited httpd.conf to reflect the new locations of the .crt and .key and restarted both httpd (actually one first, test it and only then restarted the other).
- 01-18-2005 #5Just Joined!
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