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Mike Wake wrote: > <quote from http://www.cvsnt.org/wiki/InstallationLinux> > In addition to these steps, the /etc/cvsnt/cert.pem file must be made > available to the clients. > </quote> That's really a bit misleading - the ca.pem is installed as part of the standard installation and editing ca.pem isn't usually necessary. > How is this to be done. Do I have to manually edit the ca.pem file > /usr/local/lib/cvsnt/ca.pem ? Not really, unless you're using your own CA. All the standard ones are in there already. If your're running your own CA just replace it with the CA certificate file (no need to keep the others). If you're using selfsign certificates you don't need to change it either (it should exist, but it's not used in that case). The genkey program will compile under Unix and that'll make a working selfsign certificate for simple uses. > If I get this going I promise to update the InstallationLinux > instructions for :sserver: on the Wiki. Tony can you please enable my > account, MikeWake, with write access. > Already have done. Tony