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Complete guide to install godaddy SSL to your readynas duo
IMPORTANT NOTES: i am not affiliated with godaddy and went through a very painful process of learning the basics of ssh and putty commands and httpd configuration "directives" to enable godaddy certif...
Its been a year i have been using the ssl certificate and its been working fine. wanted to update this post with how to install a renewed ssl certificate
1. If you do not re-key your ssl certificate, then you only need the intermediate bundle and the ssl certificate to be donwloaded from the ssl provider. This is all you need from them, you will be offered the option to re-key, not choosing it will take you to next step, ie download the above two files.
2. Then you need to remove the old ssl and intermediate bundle file from
first go there using the cd command, type
next using following commands, remove the old files:
3. next place your new bundle and ssl certificate in a folder in readynas using your, say, windows explorer (PC users)--in my example i'll use Documents folder
4. copy these files to the certs folder as below:
5. next restart server using below two commands after typing cd (to take you to the root from your current folder level /etc/ssl/certs)
1. If you do not re-key your ssl certificate, then you only need the intermediate bundle and the ssl certificate to be donwloaded from the ssl provider. This is all you need from them, you will be offered the option to re-key, not choosing it will take you to next step, ie download the above two files.
2. Then you need to remove the old ssl and intermediate bundle file from
/etc/ssl/certs
first go there using the cd command, type
cd /etc/ssl/certs
next using following commands, remove the old files:
rm /etc/ssl/certs/gd_bundle.crt
rm /etc/ssl/certs/coolexample.com.crt
3. next place your new bundle and ssl certificate in a folder in readynas using your, say, windows explorer (PC users)--in my example i'll use Documents folder
4. copy these files to the certs folder as below:
cp c/Documents/gd_bundle.crt /etc/ssl/certs
cp c/Documents/coolexample.com.crt /etc/ssl/certs
5. next restart server using below two commands after typing cd (to take you to the root from your current folder level /etc/ssl/certs)
cd
killall apache-ssl
/usr/sbin/apache-ssl -f /etc/frontview/apache/httpd.conf
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