On Tue, Apr 1, 2008 at 5:19 PM, David Bear wrote:

I'm way behind the times understanding what might be available for managing ssl certifcates. Is there a nice gui tool available now? The last time I had to create a CSR I followed an lengthy set of command line instructions, making directories, using openssl command line syntax, etc.

I'm hoping there is something better.

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David Bear wrote:

I'm way behind the times understanding what might be available for managing ssl certifcates. Is there a nice gui tool available now? The last time I had to create a CSR I followed an lengthy set of command line instructions, making directories, using openssl command line syntax, etc.

When doing such things, there's a really cool tool that's been around for decades called "script" Before you start your lengthy series of commands, type "script" first.... do all your work. When you're done, there will be a file called "typescript" You can also do "script filename".. in which case the output will go to the file filename instead of typescript. Also, there's a script called "cleanscript" which reads stdin and produces standard out. cleanscript < typescript > savescript in the event that you don't have typescript available, then try col -bx < typescript > savescript. cleanscript / col -bx are useful for getting rid of mista^H^H^H^H^Hcharacters you don't want to keep.

I'm hoping there is something better.

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