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5.8) How do I set up my own Certificate Authority? |
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This article is from the Secure Sockets Layer Discussion List FAQ, by Shannon Appel SAppel@consensus.com with numerous contributions by others.
There is some support for creating your own CA in SSLeay; there is
information on how to integrate it with Netscape available at:
<http://www.webvision.com/developers_new/casetup.html>
Several specific products also exist; additional links will be
included in the replacement TLS/SSL FAQ intended for the future.
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