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Hi all, I migrated a website onto a new server. So far everything works, but I need to import the certs. I have a directory with the name secure.foo.com. In it there is a secure.foo.com.crt and a gd_bundle.crt. These were given to me by the old server's owner. I tried to find where they were in the original server, and see if they would work on the new. But they didn't. What am I doing wrong? BTW, both servers will be named and look exactly the same.
I migrated from one server to another. I was emailed security certs. I think they're SSL Certs. They have a .crt extension. There is one of them with the name of the server. There is another one with the name I typed above.
I thought if they were SSL certs they would be HTTPS?
In any case, when I click on a secure area of the new website I get a certification error in the browser. Probably because I need to put those certs in there. Can these certs be migrated from one server to another even if the second server is almost like the original one, but on a new OS?
You don't know what you even want these certs for? SSL certs can be used in a HUGE number of ways... You can copy the certs for Apache easily, if you have the same ssl.conf (or whichever config file references the certs) then as long as the files are in the location referenced, then it should pick them up fine. There is no black magic whatsoever.
I must not be explaining myself very well. Let me try again....
Two years ago I setup a LAMP server for a website company. The owner of the server used the GUI to enter whatever certs he needed for the server. What certs he needed I didn't know since that wasn't my job. I was just paid to setup LAMP and Plesk, and he would do the rest.
Fast forward two years...the owner contacts me and wants the server moved. No problem. I setup LAMP on the new server. I got the new server looking like the old one except for the certs and minus Plesk which he doesn't want. Where do I find the old certs on the old server to put on the new? Where do I place them on the new? The owner of the server isn't using a GUI this time so I have to enter the certs myself, but I have no clue where to look or what I'm looking for. Which is why I am asking in here.
i've no idea where you'd find the old ones. look in plesk or explore under /etc/pki/ or similar possible places. if it is apache using these certs then the apache configs will reference it.
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