I have an asp.net core app with IdentityServer4. In production it requires a key. On Windows Server, I deployed it OK – created a self-signed certificate and added LocalMacine/my as the key location. How can I do the same on Linux? appsettings.json config on Windows – need syntax for Linux: Answer Can you not just refer to your certificate as
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Docker login x509: certificate signed by unknown authority
I am running docker registry as container in Redhat Linux 7.5 with Docker 18.09.3-3 version. if configured with self-sign certificate. container started successfully. it works with curl with-out any error. but giving error for docker login command. curl command works login command how to resolve this error message? Thanks Answer My hostname set with upper case letter. Certificate was generated
How to generate certificate request and private key files (.pem extension) from certificate file (.crt extension)
I have a .crt file. Opening up that file, I see that it starts with From this file, how do I generate these 2 files?: Certificate request file that starts with —–BEGIN CERTIFICATE REQUEST—– Key file that starts with —–BEGIN PRIVATE KEY—– Answer You can not. You have the process backwards. The order is: Generate a key, that is in
Nifi 1.5 Untrusted Proxy on cluster
I’ve done my best to follow: https://pierrevillard.com/2016/11/29/apache-nifi-1-1-0-secured-cluster-setup/ I’m running nifi-1.5.0 and when I go to each of the pages I see an error like: Untrusted proxy CN=nifi-{1-3}.east.companyname.com, OU=NIFI. I’m using ldap authentication, and just accepting the “invalid” certificate. I’ve used an unrelated key-server to generate the keystore/truststore/certs as per the link above. I also have the nifi.security.needClientAuth=true and nifi.cluster.protocol.is.secure=true set
Private Docker registry error
I am new to docker and trying to push some images to docker registry which I made using self signed certificates. docker push But it gives following error: The push refers to a repository cannot validate certificate for If I use Domain in place of IP-Address, docker push it shows error: The push refers to a repository certificate signed by
How to list all SSL/TLS certificates programmatically in Linux?
To load the certificates in Windows I use: in Android: How can I do that in linux? If it can’t be done in Linux with this API how can I do it in another way? Answer You can find them under /etc/ssl/certs. Simply do a ls -l tells you more. They are all in .pem or .crt. Easy to read