If you want to display details of an SSL certificate that is returned by a website from the Linux commandline, you can use this command. 1. Install required packages In order to use the command below, the “openssl” package is required. You can install this package with this command: Or with yum: 2. Execute command-line… Continue reading Linux display SSL cert of website from command line
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Convert .pfx to separate certificate and private key file
SSL certificates generated/exported via Windows are usually in the .pfx format. However some applications such as Linux or Java based applications require the certificate and private key to be in separate files. With the commands below you can export the individual parts from the .pfx file. 1. Export certificate and private key from .pfx with… Continue reading Convert .pfx to separate certificate and private key file