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Browse All TopicsBackground: xServe running Leopard Server and Apache2.0 Builtin wiki created from leopard server works on Safari. Certs are signed by Network Associates (though do not have intermediary cert from Spanish CA) Certs validated on Keychain. Firefox 3.x throws error saying its untrusted.
Attempt: Logged in as root, got to /etc/apache2 and created conf folder, injected .crt file from Network Associates and added cert location to httpd.conf file. Restarted Apache, no luck still.
How to properly sign a cert on Leopards Apache for Firefox 3.x help!!
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by: ParanormasticPosted on 2009-09-08 at 08:49:02ID: 25283132
http://httpd.apache.org/do cs/2.0/mod /mod_ssl.h tml
l.crt/ca-b undle-clie nt.crt
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l.crt/ca.c rt
Depending on how you want to go about it, you need to define within Apache to point to the CA certificate chain, normally in SSL.conf. This should include all tiers of the Network Associates PKI relevant to your server cert. This can be in one PKCS #7 file which would be:
SSLCACertificateFile /usr/local/apache2/conf/ss
Or just have the certs separately in a directory and point to is:
SSLCACertificatePath /usr/local/apache2/conf/ss
If the CA certs are in the same file as the server cert:
SSLCertificateChainFile /usr/local/apache2/conf/ss
You may need to look through this page to figure out what best fits your scenario.
Also, you can check the Thumbprint of the root CA and make sure it matches the same in the Authorities tab under Edit -> Preferences -> Advanced or Open Tools -> Options -> Advanced -> Certificates -> Manage Certificates
If that doesn't match up as expected or doesn't show up on your list for some reason, then you will need to import it here.