Remote Server Certificates - Revision history

Drunken F00l: Added note about this page being for the unreleased version of SourceOP

Drunken F00l — Sun, 27 Jun 2010 01:20:49 GMT

Added note about this page being for the unreleased version of SourceOP

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		+	'''The information on this page applies to the unreleased Orangebox version of SourceOP.'''
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	== About Certificates ==		== About Certificates ==
	The remote admin application uses SSL to encrypt all transmission between client and server. To do this, the server needs to have a private key and certificate installed. A default key and certificate are provided, but you may wish to make your own for added security.		The remote admin application uses SSL to encrypt all transmission between client and server. To do this, the server needs to have a private key and certificate installed. A default key and certificate are provided, but you may wish to make your own for added security.

Drunken F00l: Added link caption and sentence explaining default key is provided

Drunken F00l — Wed, 12 May 2010 23:10:04 GMT

Added link caption and sentence explaining default key is provided

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	== About Certificates ==		== About Certificates ==
-	The remote admin application uses SSL to encrypt all transmission between client and server. To do this, the server needs to have a private key and certificate installed.	+	The remote admin application uses SSL to encrypt all transmission between client and server. To do this, the server needs to have a private key and certificate installed. A default key and certificate are provided, but you may wish to make your own for added security.

	== Generating a Certificate ==		== Generating a Certificate ==
	Follow the instructions on this external page for instructions on how to make a self-signed SSL certificate:		Follow the instructions on this external page for instructions on how to make a self-signed SSL certificate:
-	[http://www.akadia.com/services/ssh_test_certificate.html]	+	[http://www.akadia.com/services/ssh_test_certificate.html How to create a self-signed SSL Certificate]

	== Installing Your Certificate ==		== Installing Your Certificate ==
	After following the instructions in the link above, copy the server.crt file to {gamedir}\addons\SourceOP\remote.crt and the server.key file to {gamedir}\addons\SourceOP\remote.key. These are the certificate and private key files respectively.		After following the instructions in the link above, copy the server.crt file to {gamedir}\addons\SourceOP\remote.crt and the server.key file to {gamedir}\addons\SourceOP\remote.key. These are the certificate and private key files respectively.

Drunken F00l: Created page about SSL certificates for the remote admin

Drunken F00l — Wed, 12 May 2010 23:08:40 GMT

Created page about SSL certificates for the remote admin

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== About Certificates ==
The remote admin application uses SSL to encrypt all transmission between client and server. To do this, the server needs to have a private key and certificate installed.

== Generating a Certificate ==
Follow the instructions on this external page for instructions on how to make a self-signed SSL certificate:
[http://www.akadia.com/services/ssh_test_certificate.html]

== Installing Your Certificate ==
After following the instructions in the link above, copy the server.crt file to {gamedir}\addons\SourceOP\remote.crt and the server.key file to {gamedir}\addons\SourceOP\remote.key. These are the certificate and private key files respectively.