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How to add private root CAs in SLES or Redhat
Intro From time-to-time I run my own PKI infrastructure, namely issuing my own certificates form my private root CA. I wanted this root CA to be recognized by Linux utilities running on Suse Linux (SLES), in particular, lftp, which I … Continue reading
Posted in Admin, Linux, SLES
Tagged /etc/ssl/certs, lftp, SLES 12, update-ca-certificates
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