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kvagenas
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‎05-31-2024 12:59 PM

Hi to all, I want to import a certificate which is signed and use it as trusted root ca. I saw that there was command on older versions that you could set the certificate as ca=yes. but in my version 10-1-6h7 that command at the cli does not exist. Can anyone help me?

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kvagenas
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‎05-31-2024 02:09 PM

I found an older post and fixed.

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kvagenas
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‎05-31-2024 02:09 PM

I found an older post and fixed.

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