Hi all! I use presently the ISPConfig version 2.2.3 since 2 months ago and I'm very happy with it. I have also installed ISPConfig with the Fedora 5 manual from HowToForge on this website too. I know the restriction about one SSL per IP with Apache2. Well my problem is: when I create a new SSL on an account with ISPConfig, the SSL Request is empty and I'm unable to take the "SSL Request" values for request my certificate; but the country, province, town, company, deparment and days are kept... I have tested with IE6.0 and Firefox 1.5 and I have this problem. Does I make a wrong manipulation or if a bug with ISPConfig? I follow exactly the Admin manual of ISPConfig in PDF... Strong?!? Thanks for your help!
When you create an SSL cert, please wait a little bit longer before you return to the SSL tab. It might take one or two minutes.
This is my ispconfig.log with lines above: In the ssl folder of var/www/web3 I have only this file: -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 963 Jul 3 18:48 www.mywebsite.com.key.org It's seem that the key and crt aren't present. An idea???
I don't understand your question: "What the output of, which openssl"? Is it the version? => OpenSSL 0.9.8a 11 Oct 2005 Thanks to precise your question.
Hm, that's ok... Can you restart ISPConfig: Code: /etc/init.d/ispconfig_server restart and try again to create an SSL certificate?
Hi Falko! Excuse me for my long delay reply but I'm very busy since last week (rush job work at a same time!). I have maded a restart service of ISPConfig and also a server reboot. After, I have maded again another SSL request but I have the same thing... no SSL. I have tried to delete certificate and remake a "Create" but the SSL Request and SSL Certificate textform... and it's ok! Well it's important (I think) to restart the ISPConfig service after installing the package. And made a Delete Certificate and recreate the certificate after all. Thanks Falko continue your good work!
