Created a new OpenSSL key and I don't know where my CSR file is?
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Search for the file in your system with:
sudo find / -name "[server name].csr"
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Kane Mitchell
Updated on September 18, 2022Comments
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Kane Mitchell over 1 year
Still learning a lot about Ubuntu and server management.
I need to generate a new SSL certificate and I have followed a tutorial on how to create the CSR file.
I ran the following command:
openssl req -new -newkey rsa:2048 -nodes -keyout [serverName].key -out [serverName].csrI then filled out the information needed. I believe I have created the .CSR file but I don't know where.
I need this obviously to get the SSL certificate so where should I find it to download it to?
THANK YOU.
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SPQR over 6 yearsCreated an account just to upvote this, thanks!