Re: Installation instructions

On Sat, 2003-02-01 at 12:21, Jonathan S. Shapiro wrote:
> Another bit of post-install confusion.
> 
> After I ran cadmin create_certificate, I ended up with things called
> server.crt and server.key in two distinct places: /etc/current/ and
> /etc/httpd/conf/ssl.{crt,key}/  Both have timestamps of today, so they
> both came out of create_certificate.

No, they didn't. We NEVER touch the servers config like that. There is
no code in current, in any version that would replace an existing apache
config file, and there NEVER will be.

If you installed apache that day, or ran the makefile that day, those
are the snake-oil cert and key, which need to be replaced with either
the ones from current, or something else.

But we (current) didn't put them there.


> 
> According to md5sum, they are NOT the same, but I'm able to update from
> my rh8.0 client just fine after installing the RHNS-CA-CERT file.
> 
> So what are the ones in the /etc/current/ directory, and could they
> possibly be named more sensibly?

They are named what they should be, ready for YOU to copy them into the
appropriate places in the apache config. But current won't do that for
you.

> 
> shap
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