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On Debian and Ubuntu systems run this through sudo or as root: dpkg-reconfigure ca-certificates And select/deselect CAs you trust.
by vilda 12y ago
On Debian and Ubuntu systems run this through sudo or as root:
dpkg-reconfigure ca-certificates
And select/deselect CAs you trust.
- dredmorbius 12y agoOr edit /etc/ca-certificates.conf directly and run update-ca-certificates afterwards (as the file advises). I'm normally a fan of dpkg-reconfigure, but in this case, paging through 25 screens of 6 certs at a time, without search, is a far worse case than firing up your preferred browser, finding the root you want to revoke, and planting a bang '!' in front of it. Otherwise, the processes vilda and I describe are identical.