-
Recent Posts
- Practical Zabbix examples
- The IT Detective Agency: large packets dropped by firewall, but logs show OK
- Linux shell script to cut a packet trace every 10 minutes on Checkpoint firewall
- What is BGP hijacking?
- Trying to upgrade WordPress brings a thicket of problems
- Examining certificates over explicit proxy with openssl
- 3d printing a part for my deck
- Quick Tip: Powershell command to unblock a firewall port when running Windows Defender
- What’s Next In 3D Printing?
- Network utilities for Windows
- Monitoring by Zabbix: a working document
- Consumer tech: Samsung touchscreen not responsive
- Getting GNU screen to work on Windows 10 for a productive terminal multiplex environment
- Azure Cloud: can you swap public IP addresses on two VMs?
- The IT Detective Agency: the case of the Is it the firewall? or routing? or switch? or layer 2?
- The IT Detective Agency: WebEx and the case of the mysterious reset
- What I’m Working on Now: building my own 3D printer
- The IT Detective Agency: the case of Failed to convert character
- How to POST with curl
- No Internet, secure WiFi status message in Windows 10
-
Recent Comments
- Frontinsider on Amazon Fire Stick/Sony BRAVIA TV compatibility problem – one solution
- Duncan Lake on Raspberry Pi photo frame using your pictures on your Google Drive
- Danal Estes on Bridging with the Raspberry Pi
- Luisa on Amazon Fire Stick/Sony BRAVIA TV compatibility problem – one solution
- Eric on Bridging with the Raspberry Pi
Archives
Categories
- Admin
- Ajax
- Apache
- CentOS
- Consumer Interest
- Consumer Tech
- Digital Currency
- DNS
- Exchange Online
- Firewall
- First Robotics
- flot
- Home Computing
- Hosting Service
- Image Manipulation
- Internet Mail
- IT Operational Excellence
- JavaScript
- jquery
- Linux
- Network Technologies
- ntp
- Perl
- Popular Science
- Proxy
- Python
- Raspberry Pi
- Scams
- Security
- SLES
- Spam
- TCP/IP
- Uncategorized
- Web Site Technologies
Meta
Tag Archives: /etc/ssl/certs
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
Leave a comment