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Change SSL certificate path after installation

Added by Michael Pietsch almost 6 years ago

Hi,

I have an OpenProject installation on Debian 9 (installed via official repo). After an update of openproject via apt it says to require to execute sudo openproject configure. If I do that it resets the path of the ssl certificate and private key in /etc/openproject/addons/apache2/includes/vhost/ssl.conf to the snakeoil certificate. 

How is it possible to keep the changed certificate on update or is there a setting somewhere to set the paths for the certificate and private key?

Thanks


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RE: Change SSL certificate path after installation - Added by Cyril Rohr almost 6 years ago

Hello,

You should run sudo openproject reconfigure so that you are prompted again for the path to your SSL certificate, and then it should be properly configured.

Regards,

Cyril

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