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CentOS-WebPanel Bugs / I do not want to install PHP-FPM !
« on: December 15, 2018, 12:11:59 PM »
I have tried several times/ways to not install PHP-FPM by selecting the "Skip" button in the lower right of the High Performace WebServers Configuration" display..
This leads to an endless loop realized in the "High Performace WebServers Configuration" display that I can't get out of.
Furthermore I can't perform functionality(ie yum update, cert management etc) as this display configuration display can't be bypassed. I need to update a SSL certificate via CWP and this is blocking that capability.
This leads to an endless loop realized in the "High Performace WebServers Configuration" display that I can't get out of.
Furthermore I can't perform functionality(ie yum update, cert management etc) as this display configuration display can't be bypassed. I need to update a SSL certificate via CWP and this is blocking that capability.
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SSL / SSL Expiring in 20 days - would like easy procedure to update godaddy cert
« on: January 16, 2018, 12:07:29 AM »
Have operational site going, been up 20 days short of a year.
I would like to update the the godaddy certificate ... is there an easy procedure to help out...?..I am simply unfamiliar with the process and probably shouldn't be this concerned...
Right now I believe that I must use ssl generator and create a new
1) key
2) csr
will this act cause any SSL downtime on the server, or is a apache restart required..?..will the good key and csr be saved somehow..?..
I would then submit the newly generated csr to godaddy for the crt and bundle...
Is there an easier procedure to do this update? looked on youtube and most videos listed there were for the first time install or lets encrypt discussion.
Minimizing downtime is of most importance...
Any help appreciated of course,
thanks - augold
I would like to update the the godaddy certificate ... is there an easy procedure to help out...?..I am simply unfamiliar with the process and probably shouldn't be this concerned...
Right now I believe that I must use ssl generator and create a new
1) key
2) csr
will this act cause any SSL downtime on the server, or is a apache restart required..?..will the good key and csr be saved somehow..?..
I would then submit the newly generated csr to godaddy for the crt and bundle...
Is there an easier procedure to do this update? looked on youtube and most videos listed there were for the first time install or lets encrypt discussion.
Minimizing downtime is of most importance...
Any help appreciated of course,
thanks - augold
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