Configuring OpenSSL to support HTTPS access

One, under Windows + Apache, the software is XAMPP

Description: Reference (http://blog.sina.com.cn/s/blog_5d7dbbdd0101042n.html)

1. Copy the certificate-generated configuration file (HTTP://TUD.AT/PROGRAMM/OPENSSL.CNF) to the APACHE/CONF/SSLWORK/OPENSSL.CNF

2. cmd into the Apache/bin directory (must be the directory where Openssl.exe resides).

　　　E:\mysoft\xampp\apache\bin>openssl Req-config. /conf/sslwork/openssl.cnf-new-out SERVER.CSR

3. Fill in the contents successively. Set a password.

OpenSSL rsa-in privkey.pem-out Examp.key

OpenSSL x509-in examp.csr-out Examp.crt-req-signkey examp.key-days 730

4. This current entry directory (***apache/bin) generates several files, Examp.key, EXAMP.CRT copied to

Apache/conf/ssl.crt/examp.crt

Apache/conf/ssl.key/examp.key

5. Follow the example configuration http-ssl.conf.

Your own generated certificate is meaningless and is for local development only.

VeriSign is too expensive and the cheapest is 20,001 years. I applied for the free version of Startssl.com, and of course its basic paid edition was only $49 a year.

　　

Another problem is that if your operating system is under Windows XP SP2, does not support SHA2 encryption, can use SHA1 encryption, or download patches (official patch download)

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Configuring OpenSSL to support HTTPS access