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I have an Apache server (2.4.3) with php5 and MySQL.

I generated a self-signed certificate, which I get a warning about, as the certificate is not trusted.

How do I resolve this?

HopelessN00b
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Aaditya Chakravarty
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    Clarification needed - do you want to make *your* browser(s) trust the certificate, or make it a trusted certificate for the visitors to your website? – HopelessN00b Nov 11 '12 at 11:49

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Instead of using a self-signed certificate, would you be open to getting a free SSL certificate from startssl.com? That's what I've been doing for my personal web sites.

If that's not an option, you'll want to import either your self-signed certificate or the CA that you used to sign that certificate into your browser and set it to be trusted. The method for doing this is browser-specific.

The page at http://tech.kaazing.com/documentation/jms/3.3/security/p_tls_clientapp.html has a section called "To Import Self-Signed Certificates into a Web Browser" that explains how to import certificates into several browsers.

Brian Showalter
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