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It works too thanks. We should also notify the differences : I have compared both and have noticed your oneliner generates a CA certificate (which may not be w
by tiyema 11y ago
It works too thanks.
We should also notify the differences :
I have compared both and have noticed your oneliner generates a CA certificate (which may not be what we want).
Also the oneliner rely on the /etc/ssl/openssl.conf file which can change over the time, so the generated certificate may be affected too
- tiyema 11y agoAlso, looking at the gencert.sh file (https://github.com/frntn/x509-san/blob/686f0468/gencert.sh https://github.com/frntn/x509-san/blob/686f0468/gencert.sh) we can see it also uses a oneliner with process substitution. (may be unrelevant but that kind of nice too)