[BlueOnyx:18459] Re: certificate authorities

[Dan Porter]

Thanks for the fast reply - tired that but it did not help but it got me to
try something else...   I did have success when I took the checkmark OFF of
"Add" box.  As far as I know I am "adding" new intermediate certificates,
so perhaps I do not understand the purpose of the "Add" checkbox.

It took the intermediate certificates when the box was unchecked and it
appears to have solved the certificate chain problem.   Maybe Michael or
someone can explain to my why it works to uncheck ADD rather than have it
checked when adding a new intermediate chain cert.

All my best,

Dan Porter
Twin Wolf Technology Group

Dan Porter
Twin Wolf Technology Group, LLC

On Thu, Oct 1, 2015 at 11:52 AM, webmaster <webmaster at oldcabin.net> wrote:

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> Try renaming the extension from ..cert (or whatever) to .txt
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> I am going in circles and need some help.
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> I have a Comodo certificate that came with several intermediate
> certificates.   It is my understanding that I simply load each of the
> intermediate certificates in the GUI where is says Certificate Authority
> Management.   Each time I try, I give it a name and then browse to one of
> the intermediate certificates and click Save.
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> I get an error that says Could not add the certificate authority to the
> certificate authority file.
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> The 3 intermediate certificates are each in their own file and I am only
> trying to load a single one at a time.   The files are plain text and in
> the format expected.
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> What am I missing or how can I get these intermediate certificates loaded
> correctly?
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> PS - this is a 5108R VPS if that helps...
>
> Dan Porter
> Twin Wolf Technology Group, LLC
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