If I do that - it gives the person an message when trying to access in https://. I do not want that because that is pretty annoying. any other recommendations? I came across this site: https://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=251047
Does this make any sense to you? It really doesnât to me. Maybe I can use this somehow? I guess there is no way for me to edit it?
Also, does it matter where domain.key and account.key are stored?
Iâm not suggesting all three of the stages in cpanel - just creating the private key and CSR (not the production of a self signed cert which you can do in cpanel )
The link you provide is all about certificates for email systems, so not really relevant,
No it doesnât matter where the domain key and account key are stored ( as long as safely in your possession ). Do you have access to another linux box somewhere you could produce the keys on ?
Thanks! I did it through cPanel like you mentioned. It worked. Thank goodness!!
Now I am a little confused about part 4.
I am having trouble logging in as sudo. I thought my account was sudo - but it is giving me this: sudo: effective uid is not 0, is sudo installed setuid root?
How can I make my user sudo? Is it possible to do via cPanel?
I tried both options (python server and file-based) and I am not having any luck because I am not sudo.
If you have got the certificate from the website successfully ( let me know if not) then you can add it info cpanel in the SSL/TLS Manager - âGenerate, view, upload, or delete SSL certificates.â and you can just paste your certificate there.
Sorry, I just realised you said part 4. You donât need sudo. You should have been given a file to display in .well-known/acme-challenge on your server