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Copy CSR / SSL Certif' to multiple servers.

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Use a wildcard Certif' on multiple servers. [RESOLVED]

Hi,

I've got a wildcard SSL Certificate on one of my server, and I would like to be able to use it on all of my servers. Is there any " clean " way to export my CSR or certificate to use it on another machine ?
 
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Ok I found that there is a reference in the psa DB and the certificates table to the certificate. I did an export and also copied the file in /usr/local/psa/var/certificates but i must be missing a reference somewhere.

Any clue on what I am missing ?
 
Ok,
I got workaround :

1) Export your Certificate record from the psa/certificates Database,
2) Copy the two files mentionned on the record that must be located in the psa root dir ( /usr/local/psa/var/certificates in my case ) to the other server where you wanna use the certificate, (be carefull to the files rights)
3) create a test certificate on the new server,
4) overwrite that record by the one you previously exported,
5) reload and live happy.

I'd be glad to have a " cleaner " way, but this one works quite fine.
 
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