问题
I'd like to generate a CRT/KEY couple SSL files with Let's Encrypt (with manual challenge).
I'm trying something like this :
certbot certonly --manual -d mydomain.com
But I only get these files in my /etc/letsencrypt/live/mydomain.com folder :
- cert.pem
- chain.pem
- fullchain.pem
- privkey.pem
Did I missed something?
回答1:
I'm the author of Greenlock, a certbot-compatible Let's Encrypt v2 client, so I've had to learn the ins and outs of all these things as well.
Hopefully this helps:
KEY
privkey.pem is the "key" file
Sometimes it is improperly named as cert.key or example.com.key.
CRT
fullchain.pem is your "crt" file.
Sometimes it is improperly named as example.com.crt.
CRT/KEY Bundle
bundle.pem would be made like so: cat fullchain.pem privkey.pem > bundle.pem
HAProxy is the only server that I know of that uses bundle.pem.
cert.pem
cert.pem contains ONLY your certificate, which can only be used by itself if the browser already has the certificate which signed it, which may work in testing (which makes it seem like it may be the right file), but will actually fail for many of your users in production with a security error of untrusted certificate.
However, you don't generally use the cert.pem by itself. It's almost always coupled with chain.pem as fullchain.pem.
chain.pem
chain.pem is the intermediary signed authority, signed by the root authority - which is what all browsers are guaranteed to have in their pre-built cache.
Checking certs
You can inspect the cert only like so:
openssl x509 -in cert.pem -text -noout
There's a list of useful commands here:
https://www.sslshopper.com/article-most-common-openssl-commands.html
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/50389883/generate-crt-key-ssl-files-from-lets-encrypt-from-scratch