csr-gen | Generates OpenSSL Certificate Signing Requests in node.js | TLS library
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Generates an OpenSSL key and CSR.
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QUESTION
I have a website in GoDaddy (Apache) and an application in Amazon AWS (Apache Tomcat).
Website domain (apache): example.com
Application domain (apache tomcat): sub.example.com
I know how to install the certificate for example.com in GoDaddy, I use this application to generate the CSR and Private Key:
https://www.rapidsslonline.com/ssl-tools/csr-generator.php
I copy the CSR to request the certificate and finally install it fine using the private key.
I know how to install the certificate in tomcat for sub.example.com creating a keystore then requesting the signature using the csr of the keystore generated and finally downloading the certificate and installing it, that's easy.
But I have a problem, I can use only one solution : Install the website certificate or install the tomcat certificate, but not both. Why? Because the CSR generated by the generator is different of the generated by the keystore, and I need the private key (that the generator gives).
Then, that's the reason of my question, how can I create a keystore using an existing CSR file?
Well my idea is to create the keystore using that CSR file (maybe exists a parameter for keytool), then using it to generate a new certificate. After this I can install in Apache and tomcat, How can I do it?
Maybe another solution is how to get the Private Key of a keystore, it will works too.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Sep-07 at 19:58OK I solved it by myself:
I don't use the generator, simply created the keystore with keytool and after that:
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