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SSL certificate permission error (Self-signed or CSR)

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luisdeleon

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After a succefull intallation from 7.5.0 to 7.5.1 I get somekind of permission error when trying to install a SSL Certificate either to the Server or a Domain, does anyone here would have any idea what is causing this. Here is the Java Script error that pups up on Plesk Control Panel.

Unable to create Self Signed certificate: openssl_pkey_export() failed: error: 0200100d: system
library:fopen:permission deniederror:2006d002:BIO routines:func(109):system
liberror:0E064002:configuration file routines:func(100):system liberror:0200100d
library:fopen:permission deniederror:2006d002:BIO routines:func(109):system
liberror:0e064002:configuration file routines:func(100):system lib

Best Regards,
Luis
 
Originally posted by luisdeleon
After a succefull intallation from 7.5.0 to 7.5.1 I get somekind of permission error when trying to install a SSL Certificate either to the Server or a Domain, does anyone here would have any idea what is causing this. Here is the Java Script error that pups up on Plesk Control Panel.

Unable to create Self Signed certificate: openssl_pkey_export() failed: error: 0200100d: system
library:fopen:permission deniederror:2006d002:BIO routines:func(109):system
liberror:0E064002:configuration file routines:func(100):system liberror:0200100d
library:fopen:permission deniederror:2006d002:BIO routines:func(109):system
liberror:0e064002:configuration file routines:func(100):system lib

Best Regards,
Luis


Hi Luis,

You may want to run this simple command and see if it helps:

chmod 755 /usr/local/psa/admin/conf/
 
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