Get necessary file for django pythonanywhere app ssl installation from namecheap ssl
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I just activated an ssl through namecheap and received the zip file of my certificate in the form of mydomain_com.zip. It contains three files:
- mydomain_com.ca-bundle
- mydomain_com.crt
- mydomain_com.p7b
To install ssl on my pythonanywhere django web app I need to create a combined-cert.pem and a private-key.pem.
I was able to get the certificate and the certificate bundle from the .ca-bundle and .crt files but I cannot find the private key that is necessary in saving into a .pem extension to install.
Any help is much appreciated. Thanks.
django ssl pythonanywhere
asked Nov 13 '18 at 21:01
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I just activated an ssl through namecheap and received the zip file of my certificate in the form of mydomain_com.zip. It contains three files:
- mydomain_com.ca-bundle
- mydomain_com.crt
- mydomain_com.p7b
To install ssl on my pythonanywhere django web app I need to create a combined-cert.pem and a private-key.pem.
I was able to get the certificate and the certificate bundle from the .ca-bundle and .crt files but I cannot find the private key that is necessary in saving into a .pem extension to install.
Any help is much appreciated. Thanks.
django ssl pythonanywhere
asked Nov 13 '18 at 21:01
chrisrtopher28chrisrtopher28
31
Normally the key is something you generate for yourself; the process for getting an SSL cert is * Generate key * Use key to generate a CSR * Send CSR to certificate provider (eg. to namecheap) * Receive certificate (and bundle) * Install certificate, using the key you generated in the first step.
– Giles Thomas
Nov 14 '18 at 19:36
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I just activated an ssl through namecheap and received the zip file of my certificate in the form of mydomain_com.zip. It contains three files:
- mydomain_com.ca-bundle
- mydomain_com.crt
- mydomain_com.p7b
To install ssl on my pythonanywhere django web app I need to create a combined-cert.pem and a private-key.pem.
I was able to get the certificate and the certificate bundle from the .ca-bundle and .crt files but I cannot find the private key that is necessary in saving into a .pem extension to install.
Any help is much appreciated. Thanks.
django ssl pythonanywhere
asked Nov 13 '18 at 21:01
chrisrtopher28chrisrtopher28
31
I just activated an ssl through namecheap and received the zip file of my certificate in the form of mydomain_com.zip. It contains three files:
- mydomain_com.ca-bundle
- mydomain_com.crt
- mydomain_com.p7b
To install ssl on my pythonanywhere django web app I need to create a combined-cert.pem and a private-key.pem.
I was able to get the certificate and the certificate bundle from the .ca-bundle and .crt files but I cannot find the private key that is necessary in saving into a .pem extension to install.
Any help is much appreciated. Thanks.
django ssl pythonanywhere
django ssl pythonanywhere
asked Nov 13 '18 at 21:01
chrisrtopher28chrisrtopher28
31
asked Nov 13 '18 at 21:01
chrisrtopher28chrisrtopher28
31
asked Nov 13 '18 at 21:01
chrisrtopher28chrisrtopher28
31
asked Nov 13 '18 at 21:01
chrisrtopher28chrisrtopher28
31
asked Nov 13 '18 at 21:01
chrisrtopher28chrisrtopher28
31
31
Normally the key is something you generate for yourself; the process for getting an SSL cert is * Generate key * Use key to generate a CSR * Send CSR to certificate provider (eg. to namecheap) * Receive certificate (and bundle) * Install certificate, using the key you generated in the first step.
– Giles Thomas
Nov 14 '18 at 19:36
add a comment |
Normally the key is something you generate for yourself; the process for getting an SSL cert is * Generate key * Use key to generate a CSR * Send CSR to certificate provider (eg. to namecheap) * Receive certificate (and bundle) * Install certificate, using the key you generated in the first step.
– Giles Thomas
Nov 14 '18 at 19:36
Normally the key is something you generate for yourself; the process for getting an SSL cert is * Generate key * Use key to generate a CSR * Send CSR to certificate provider (eg. to namecheap) * Receive certificate (and bundle) * Install certificate, using the key you generated in the first step.
– Giles Thomas
Nov 14 '18 at 19:36
Normally the key is something you generate for yourself; the process for getting an SSL cert is * Generate key * Use key to generate a CSR * Send CSR to certificate provider (eg. to namecheap) * Receive certificate (and bundle) * Install certificate, using the key you generated in the first step.
– Giles Thomas
Nov 14 '18 at 19:36
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Normally the key is something you generate for yourself; the process for getting an SSL cert is * Generate key * Use key to generate a CSR * Send CSR to certificate provider (eg. to namecheap) * Receive certificate (and bundle) * Install certificate, using the key you generated in the first step.
– Giles Thomas
Nov 14 '18 at 19:36