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restoring certificates via sql dump

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starchild2012

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Hi,

Our server recently crashed and we had to start with a clean OS.

Our certificates did not come across, but we have the data in the old mysql dump.

We have imported this table, but the certificates still do not show in the list.

Is there another relationship table or something that needs to be imported also?

How can we get the certificates to show please?

Many thanks.

T
 
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