Stories of daily programming
In the previous post we saw how to create an SSL certificate (*.thedummyprogrammer.com) and the related CA certificate. To show you how to use those certificates, I’m going to use them in a website running in the local IIS of my PC. A practical example with an IIS website We will see an example on…
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Suppose you developed a web application and you want to install this application in a test environment. To make the test more meaningful, you would like to install an SSL certificate with the application and use a domain name other than the standard ones, such as .com or .org. Consequently, the SSL certificate cannot be…
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Today we continue our journey into the Linux world and the Apache configuration. We touched on this topic in the following posts: Install Ubuntu Server as VirtualBox guest Install LAMP in Ubuntu Server Add a new website to an Apache installation So now, in short, we have seen how to install Ubuntu, how to install…
Have you ever need to install a self signed certificate with Apache on Ubuntu? I need that in my development machine and now I’m going to show you what I did. First of all, log in into your Linux Ubuntu machine and activate the SSL support using the following command: sudo a2enmod ssl Now you…