03-23-2009
Do a grep through all your apache conf files for the name of the old crt file, to see where it references that file. You may have to do it recursively, if the previous guy created a subdirectory and included a conf file from there.
The alternative lazy way: you can rename your three files and replace the previous guy's files with yours, and then take your modifications out of the conf file.
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ne_ssl_load_default_ca
NE_SSL_LOAD_CA(3) neon API reference NE_SSL_LOAD_CA(3)
NAME
ne_ssl_load_ca, ne_ssl_load_default_ca - load SSL Certificate Authorities
SYNOPSIS
#include <ne_session.h>
int ne_ssl_load_ca (ne_session *session, const char *filename);
int ne_ssl_load_default_ca (ne_session *session);
DESCRIPTION
To indicate that a given CA certificate is trusted by the user, the certificate can be loaded using the ne_ssl_load_ca function. The file-
name parameter given must specify the location of a PEM-encoded CA certificate.
The SSL library in use by neon may include a default set of CA certificates; calling the ne_ssl_load_default_ca function will indicate that
these CAs are trusted by the user.
If no CA certificates are loaded, or the server presents a certificate which is invalid in some way, then the certificate must be manually
verified (see ne_ssl_set_verify(3)), otherwise the connection will fail.
RETURN VALUE
Both ne_ssl_load_ca and ne_ssl_load_default_ca functions return 0 on success, or non-zero on failure.
EXAMPLES
Load the CA certificate stored in /path/to/cacert.pem:
ne_session *sess = ne_session_create(...);
if (ne_ssl_load_ca(sess, "/path/to/cacert.pem")) {
printf("Could not load CA cert: %s
", ne_get_error(sess));
}
SEE ALSO
ne_get_error(3), ne_ssl_set_verify(3)
AUTHOR
Joe Orton <neon@webdav.org>.
neon 0.23.5 8 October 2002 NE_SSL_LOAD_CA(3)