Using a Let's Encrypt certificate with Uyuni? #7236
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Hi everyone, I tried to find an answer in the Uyuni SSL documentation but failed to find a clear statement on this: Does Uyuni need a simple TLS certificate, so it is possible to use one from e.g. Let's Encrypt? If the former is the case, would it be enough to replace /etc/pki/tls/certs/spacewalk.crt and /etc/pki/tls/private/spacewalk.key with the files generated by Let's Encrypt tooling (lego, dehydrated, certbot, ...) and restart Uyuni afterwards? Thanks in advance. Kind Regards |
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Yes, Be careful. AFAIK Let's Encrypt uses intermediate CAs. You need to provide them correctly to |
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I started to add support for EC cryptographic certificates in #7266 . |
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I got lego to request a RSA4096 certificate, and after some fiddling I could successfully get
mgr-ssl-cert-setup
to accept it.I did not find a suitable R3 intermediate certificate file, neither in
/var/lib/ca-certificates/pem/
nor in the automatically created files by …