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04-22-2020
09:51 AM
I found the answer on Digicert. It's fairly simple one liner to remove the key from the passphrase.
#openssl rsa -in minemeld.key -out minemeldinsecure.key
- Enter your passphrase
It will prompt you for the original passphrase then create the new file without one.
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04-22-2020
07:35 AM
Is it possible to generate a certificate without a passphrase for the minemeld server? The PA cert requires a passphrase, and when I install it on minemeld, nginx comes up and shows the new cert in my browser but still says it's invalid, I think because nginx does not have the passphrase when starting.
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