[ale] OpenSSL Cert Quesiton

[James P. Kinney III]

In order to have the error message "go away", you need to have your
certs "signed" by a group like Thawte or Verisign. It's not $0 (free)
and they expire.

You can "sel-sign" but then you must "accept" the certificates manually
in the browser. And you must accept it for each browser that accesses
the https site.

Thawte is pretty easy and less expensive than Verisign. 

On Wed, 2002-10-09 at 08:49, cfowler wrote:
> I have generated an OpenSSL cert for each of my servers to use with
> stunnel.  Every time I access https I get an error message that the cert
> could not be verified.  Is there a way I can easily make this cert
> verified.  I have the same cert copied to all my machines.  I'm not
> really interested in the cert just the SSL portion of the connection. 
> I'm tired of this error message.
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