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Error message:sudo pip Install cryptographyPassword: The directory '/users/wanghao/library/caches/pip/http ' or its parent directory was not owned by the current user and the CA Che has been disabled. Please check the permissions and owner for that

Document directory Copyright Notice Other works Bug report, discussion and discussion Global Options Algorithm options Compiler Options Original Author: Jin Bu Guo Copyright Notice The author of this article is a free software enthusiast,

1. Pull the Docker registry imageDocker Pull Registry2. Create a certificate store directoryMkdir-p/home/registry3, Generate CA CertificateEdit your/etc/ssl/openssl.cnf on the logstash host-add subjectaltname = ip:10.1.10.1 inch [V3_ca] section.In

Import re Import socket Import sys Import urllib2 Import SSL   Class invalidcertificateexception (httplib. httpexception, urllib2.urlerror ): Def _ init _ (self, host, cert, reason ): Httplib. httpexception. _ init _ (Self) Self. Host = Host Self.

Generate certificate request CSR This series of articles is divided into three parts. It mainly introduces how to build your own certificate issuing service, generate certificate requests, and sign the generated certificate request through the

Services deployed by users on Kubernetes typically run on private networks, and pod and service provide parameters such as Hostport,nodeport to expose these service ports to K8S nodes for user access. There are obvious drawbacks to this approach:1)

Yesterday I upgraded biz-to-me to support HTTPS, and for this we studied how to get the node. JS application running on Heroku to support HTTPS. I find that there is no article describing this specific process, only fragmented information, so record

Multiple Names on one certificate While it is not possible without TLS extensions to serve different certificates for a single IP (see here on how to setup Apache On Debian For TLS extensions .) it is possible to have a single certificate that works

Build your own certificate issuing service (CA) This series of articles is divided into three parts. It mainly introduces how to build your own certificate issuing service, generate certificate requests, and sign the generated certificate request

Build your own certificate issuing service (CA) and build a certificate issuing ca This article original from the http://blog.csdn.net/voipmaker reprint indicate the source. This series of articles is divided into three parts. It mainly introduces