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[Jim Flanagan <linuxjim@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Anders Johansson wrote:
> On Sunday 31 January 2010 22:17:08 Jim Flanagan wrote:
>   
> > I need help using Yast's CA module. Specifically, how do I make an SSL
> > that it not encrypted and does not need a passphrase. I need to make a
> > self signed cert to us for my mail server (Postfix). Every time I try to
> > make a cert it insists on me inputting a passphrase, and the cert is
> > encrypted. Is there a how-to on this?
> >     
>
> Create the encrypted cert with passphrase. Then use the 'Export' dropdown in 
> the lower right of the CA window to export the certificate to the format you 
> need.
>
> Anders
>   
OK, I made the initial cert with passphrase and it was encrypted. I then 
signed it, and then exported it to a file. There is one file that 
contains first the cert string, and then the key string, all in that one 
file. I think I need to split those out to two seperate files, is this 
correct? Can I do this in kwrite, afterwards making sure the key is 
chowned to root and chmod to 400?

Thanks,

Jim F
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