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Cool stuff, thanks. I guess I am not the only one having around a `genssl.sh` that grew big during the years, using openssl, generating CA, certreq, then signi
by kmarc 8y ago
Cool stuff, thanks.
I guess I am not the only one having around a `genssl.sh` that grew big during the years, using openssl, generating CA, certreq, then signing and setting properly `subjectAltName` etc :-D
I like mkcert since it also injects the root CA into the trust store - was always too lazy to do this programmatically.
- sametmax 8y agoIf you have a commented version of this script (actually even an uncommented one), I would love to be able to read it.
- kmarc 8y agoQuick&Dirty (just replaced company details): https://gist.github.com/kmARC/458a2afbd55635eef3b5f911359ce5e0 https://gist.github.com/kmARC/458a2afbd55635eef3b5f911359ce5... Also note that this doesn't have intermediate CA, root CA signs everything. And of course: NEVER use this even close to production. (as you can see, even I only used in my sandbox env)
- sametmax 8y agoThanks !