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hmm, I guess that my suggestion was correct. You can only have one cert per process, or do I miss something?<br />
I'd vote for PAQ with 0 points
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hmm, I guess that my suggestion was correct. You can only have one cert per process, or do I miss something?
I'd vote for PAQ with 0 points

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@ ahoffmann: agreed to paq it. <br />
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Tolomir
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I'm &nbsp;running SuSE SLES 8 using an stunnel with a certificate about to expire:<br />
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stunnel -p /usr/share/ssl/misc/mkcert<wbr />/lnxcssl1.<wbr />pem -d 480 -r lnxcbc01:439 <br />
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I need to setup an stunnel &nbsp;with both the soon to be expired ssl certificate and the the new certificate,<br />
so that we can wean the applications that use this over the course of the next week.<br />
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From what I remember I concatenated the key_file + verisign_cert_file to make my pem file. Verisign sent me a new lnxcssl1.cer file<br />
and i did a &nbsp;cat lnxcssl1.key lnxcssl1.cert &gt;&nbsp;lnxcssl1.pem to test out the the new certificate, I then created a new stunnel to <br />
this certificate and it appeared to work. How do I set it up so that the groups can use both the expiring and new certifcate. <br />

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I'm  running SuSE SLES 8 using an stunnel with a certificate about to expire:

stunnel -p /usr/share/ssl/misc/mkcert/lnxcssl1.pem -d 480 -r lnxcbc01:439 

I need to setup an stunnel  with both the soon to be expired ssl certificate and the the new certificate,
so that we can wean the applications that use this over the course of the next week.

From what I remember I concatenated the key_file + verisign_cert_file to make my pem file. Verisign sent me a new lnxcssl1.cer file
and i did a  cat lnxcssl1.key lnxcssl1.cert > lnxcssl1.pem to test out the the new certificate, I then created a new stunnel to 
this certificate and it appeared to work. How do I set it up so that the groups can use both the expiring and new certifcate. 


stunnel expiring certificate

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