Some applications automagically reference the Certificate Revocation List to determine
certificate validity. It is not necessary to perform this update function, as the CRL is
updated when certificates are revoked. However, doing so is harmless.
Read the online help to learn more about this.
This is the official list of revoked certificates. Using this list with your e-mail or
browser application is optional. Some applications will automagically reference this list.
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e-mail clients as the Issued By: text. This is usually
the full name of your certificate authority (i.e. ACME Certificate Authority).
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regarding your certificate authority and the certificates you issue.
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Locality *
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State/Province *
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Country *
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This password will be used to protect your root certificate private
key. Can't contain single quote ! Do not lose or forget this password.
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Storage Directory *
Enter the location where PHPki will store its files. This should be a directory where
- the web server has full read/write access (chown =$uname?> ; chmod 700), and is preferably
- outside of DOCUMENT_ROOT (=$_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT']?>). You may have to manually create the directory before completing this form.
+ the web server has full read/write access (chown ; chmod 700), and is preferably
+ outside of DOCUMENT_ROOT (). You may have to manually create the directory before completing this form.
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Enter the location of your OpenSSL binary. The default is usually ok.
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Enter the location of your PHPki user password file. The default is usually ok.