Added guide for converting mkcert .pem certificates to IIS .pfx certificates#75
Added guide for converting mkcert .pem certificates to IIS .pfx certificates#75aweber1 wants to merge 1 commit intoFiloSottile:masterfrom aweber1:windows-iis-docs
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Thank you for the contribution! mkcert supports PKCS#12 natively with I think this guide would make a good blog post with some easily Googleable title, as I can't really maintain it over time in-repo because I don't have easy access to an IIS instance. |
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oh nice! I didn't see that I can confirm that Very cool! And totally negates the need for this doc 😉 Do you mind if I change this PR to add the above process for creating IIS pfx to the readme? Also, is there a parameter to set the password via command line? e.g. |
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Excellent, thanks! There is a PR, #58, for PKCS#11 passwords, but I don’t see why it’s useful and I’m allergic to configuration here. What’s the use case? I still think the best place for the IIS specific instructions is a blog post, as I can’t cover all possible web servers in the docs, but if you really don’t want to go that way, I can enable the wiki in this repo. |
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Cool. I'm writing a medium post right now 😄 As for the password, probably not terribly useful, it's just required when generating the PKCS cert and when importing it into IIS. As long as it's obvious that |
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Cool, I’d be inclined to make it configurable if there was some software that requires a different password, but otherwise I don’t want anyone relying on the terrible encryption that PKCS#11 provides. Thanks again! |
I wasn't sure where to put the guide, so just created a separate file for it with a link from the main readme.