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@@ -8,10 +8,8 @@ IMPORTANT: it's not a trustable certificate - the CA is also an example.
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All TLS configuration file may be found in "user" directory. If you want to
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All TLS configuration file may be found in "user" directory. If you want to
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generate your own certificate, you may find in the "rootCA" directory the
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generate your own certificate, you may find in the "rootCA" directory the
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-root CA to sign your request with. For how to do it, please see the README
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-file from the tls/tools directory (for "gen_usercert.sh" script) - basically
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-you have to copy this "rootCA" directory into the "tls/tools" one, update the
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-user.conf with your data and run "gen_usercert.sh" - the password is "openser".
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+root CA to sign your request with. Use "openserctl tls userCERT" command to
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+create a new certificate; the rootCA password is "openser".
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What is the purpose of these default CA and certificate? First to make an
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What is the purpose of these default CA and certificate? First to make an
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out-of-the box TLS configuration for users not so familiar with SSL/TLS.
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out-of-the box TLS configuration for users not so familiar with SSL/TLS.
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Bogdan-Andrei Iancu