Brook
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Posting this as a separate thread as I guess someone might Google the same query later.
How does virtualmins naming of ssl files map to Letsencrypt?
Letsencrypt gives you the following files:
cert.pem
chain.pem
fullchain.pem
privkey.pem
And generally they translate to:
Private Key ------------------------> privkey.pem
Public Key -------------------------> cert.pem
Certificate Chain ------------------> chain.pem
Public Key + Certificate Chain -----> fullchain.pem
Virtualmin uses the following names:
ssl.key -------------> ?
ssl.cert ------------> ?
ssl.ca --------------> ?
ssl.combined --------> ?
What do the virtualmin files map to?
Brook
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I’m guessing the following but can someone confirm please?
ssl.key -------------> privkey.pem
ssl.cert ------------> cert.pem
ssl.ca --------------> chain.pem
ssl.combined --------> fullchain.pem (cert.pem + chain.pem)
ssl.everything ------> privkey.pem + cert.pem + chain.pem
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Joe
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That’s also fullchain.pem
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Brook
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Updated the post above with ssl.everything
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Joe
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I never thought about it. But, that sounds right.
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