I am trying to import the certificate into my AWS environment (load balancer). WIN ACME has 2 files in %programdata%\win-acme\acme...\certificates.
One of those files is a PEM, another PFX. The PFX is what contains my private key, which I need to import to AWS.
When I try to open it/install it asks for a password. I don't remember putting a password when I ran wacs.exe.
I checked the .json settings file and it says the password is "null". I tried clicking next without typing a password and it said wrong password. I also tries typing 1 space, wrong password. Typed "null", wrong password.
You've come to THE right place to get that answer.
That's your certificate.
That's the CA intermediate certificate (95% of the time).
What format do you need? (e.g. PEM, PFX)
Usually PEM works. You probably have a file named fullchain.pem. The first certificate in that file is yours. The second certificate is the CA intermediate (Let's Encrypt X3). You may have another file named cert.pem. The certificate in that file is yours (and should be identical to the first certificate in fullchain.pem). They are both text files where a certificate begins with -----BEGIN CERTIFICATE----- and ends with -----END CERTIFICATE-----.
Just curious, looks like you are attempting to import the Let's Encrypt certificate to AWS ACM, which also offers certificate and automatic renewal w/ same CNAME validation. Do you mind sharing why you would choose to use Let's Encrypt and import manually every 2 or 3 months?
