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After installation browser does not show anything and also installation has errors #21
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It isn't asking where to install your SSL the cert and key, it is asking you to provide them. Follow a guide such as this one, to create keys: http://www.akadia.com/services/ssh_test_certificate.html |
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Actually it was asking where to install and asking to choose a directory |
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This is where the real problem is what to enter here in the file location |
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No, you need to be saying /path/to/generated.crt & /path/to/generated.key, which you need to generate manually, using the steps outlined in the linked page. |
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The responses here are right. In production mode, we expect you to generate your own SSL certificate to run the site. You can get freely available SSL certificates from Let's Encrypt. However, if you're just running the site for development purposes, you can pass "dev" to the provision script instead of "prod", i.e. We're going to add better documentation around this soon, sorry for the confusion. |
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Make your own SSL CERTS
rerun when asked for path enter:
Do it twice.... Enjoy |
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@nimdavirus Thank you so much 👍 |
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I have the keys generation and it is successful. It is stored in the same directory. |
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@uppusaikiran Could you link a paste to the entire provision logs for us? That way we can help you debug this better. |
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Can i implement it in ubuntu 15? |
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What to type in the pwd field? |
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You can run the provisioning script like this from fbctf dir: Where pwd is just a unix command that will print your current dir, which is the path to the ctf project. We recommend you use Ubuntu 14.04 for provisioning in dev and prod or use |
But still no result in https://10.10.10.5 |
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@mpomarole @gsingh93 Can you tell me how to solve this? |
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Can anyone tell me about this error @marcosmejia @gsingh93 |
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@uppusaikiran you want to be running instead of Otherwise you are saying pwd is the directory the project was cloned in. |
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We built ours as follows: sudo apt-get install git sudo openssl genrsa -des3 -out fbctf.key 2048 sudo openssl req -new -key fbctf.key -out fbctf.csr ./extra/provision.sh prod No HTTPS services are running on the server. I suspect the path to the certs are to blame here? Im running this again now but actually putting the file names in full when the install asks for the locations NOPE, that didnt work either. Cant get the HTTPS to start for some reason. |
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yeah check the paths. visit your /var/log/nginx/ tail the error.log file You will find that its trying to pull the certs from a different directory than where you made them. Do: cp certname.csr /etc/nginx/certs/fbctf.csr then cp certname.key /etc/nginx/certs/fbctf.key Lastly, read the crt and key file names found within the error log. I found that the crt/key names were different than the ones I named. Let me know. |
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Done all the commands perfeclty in dev mode but still no output in the browser |
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@adampankow @nimdavirus @marcosmejia Did anyone found the solution to this problem |
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@uppusaikiran click Login, and use |
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@mpomarole Thanks |
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I have followed the instuctions like
and after the final code is executed it asked me for where to install ssl certificates and ssl_keys ,so i have created a ssl empty folder in the project folder and i executed the command again.Which gave me an error like this
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