Zope and SSL
Ng Pheng Siong
ngps at madcap.dyndns.org
Sat Oct 27 11:05:45 EDT 2001
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According to Chris <cbiegay at objectmentor.com>: > I am trying to incorporate openssl into my Zope webserver using > M2crypto, and I am attempting to use an existing signed certificate > given to me by Verisign. When I go to my website using SSL, however, > the server certificate I am presented with is issued by "M2Crypto > Certificate Master", and so I get a warning saying that the > Certificate Authority is not trusted. How do I tell the server that > the certificate was signed by Verisign? The server cert being presented is the one bundled with M2Crypto, i.e., you aren't asking ZServerSSL to use your Verisign cert at all! The M2Crypto server cert is called server.pem; it contains both the cert and the key pair. The "M2Crypto Certificate Master" cert is ca.pem; this has only the cert. Is your Verisign cert in PEM format? One file or two? What are they called? -- Ng Pheng Siong <ngps at post1.com> * http://www.post1.com/home/ngps
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