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many thanks - wouldn't have thought of that, but it makes sense.<br />
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that said, i'm using windows 2k - can anyody out there let me know is there anything else that i need to do on w2k/apache/mod_ssl before justywong gets the points?<br />
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thanks,<br />

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many thanks - wouldn't have thought of that, but it makes sense.

that said, i'm using windows 2k - can anyody out there let me know is there anything else that i need to do on w2k/apache/mod_ssl before justywong gets the points?

thanks,


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hi folks,<br />
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i've installed a test cert for SSL on Apache 2.0.45 for Windows 2k, by creating a key, creating a CSR and then installing a temporary test cert. i've used mod_ssl 2.0.48. i followed the steps outlined in:<br />
<a href="http://www.devx.com/opensource/Article/20085" rel="ugc">http://www.devx.com/opensource/Article/20085</a><br />
and i now have 2 mydomain.crt files, 2 mydomain.key files and one mydomain.csr files, in the \ssl and \bin directories.<br />
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now i want to change the test cert for SSL to a commercial cert (Entrust).<br />
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do i just remove the existing .csr, .crt and .key files (should i also roll back changes in the httpd.conf, openssl.conf etc.), do i just create new key &amp;&nbsp;csr files ignoring the existing setup, or can anybody point me in the right direction to go about replacing my test cert setup with the commercial one?
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hi folks,

i've installed a test cert for SSL on Apache 2.0.45 for Windows 2k, by creating a key, creating a CSR and then installing a temporary test cert. i've used mod_ssl 2.0.48. i followed the steps outlined in:
http://www.devx.com/opensource/Article/20085
and i now have 2 mydomain.crt files, 2 mydomain.key files and one mydomain.csr files, in the \ssl and \bin directories.

now i want to change the test cert for SSL to a commercial cert (Entrust).

do i just remove the existing .csr, .crt and .key files (should i also roll back changes in the httpd.conf, openssl.conf etc.), do i just create new key & csr files ignoring the existing setup, or can anybody point me in the right direction to go about replacing my test cert setup with the commercial one?

replace the test cert with a commercial one (mod_ssl)

The Apache HTTP Server is a secure, efficient and extensible server that provides HTTP services in sync with the current HTTP standards. Typically Apache is run on a Unix-like operating system, but it is available for a wide variety of operating systems, including Linux, Novell NetWare, Mac OS-X and Windows. Released under the Apache License, Apache is open-source software.