[solved] webserver certificate

[Floaty]

Hi

I can't find the file to edit so that the webserver will use my GoDaddy certificate.
It's working fine on the the management web page and on the mail part, but the
webserver still uses it's own selfsigned certificate. How can I change that?

Ubuntu server 10.04 x64 and eBox 1.5 all packages.

[Kamilion]

When you set up ebox-webserver and turn on SSL, it strongarms you into using the ebox CA to generate a certificate. After you've enabled SSL, you can't go back into the Certification Authority - Services Certificates and uncheck the Enable checkbox.

On a normal apache server:
/etc/apache2/sites-available/ holds the webserver configs.
/etc/apache2/ssl/ holds the webserver certs.

eBox with only the default virtual domain:
/etc/apache2/sites-available/default-ssl holds the SSL webserver config.
/etc/apache2/ssl/apache.pem holds the webserver cert.

So far I have not had eBox replace the cert on me (Core 1.5.7, CA 1.5.2, Webserver 1.5.3) but I also haven't reconfigured the module since then.

This might help though:
http://forum.ebox-platform.com/index.php?topic=2360.msg17011#msg17011

[Floaty]

Thank you very much Kamilion
I checked the config file which was ok but I hadn't copied the pem file to the right location.
So when I did, it worked as I wanted it to.

[Kamilion]

Sure thing, enjoy your eBox.