Paul_Suh
March 28th, 2014, 02:44 AM
Folks,
First time posting to these forums; I'm a long-time Mac OS X and OpenBSD admin and developer, dabbling with Ubuntu server.
I just did an "sudo apt-get upgrade" on my 13.10 server and one of the packages (ca-certificates, almost certainly) deleted the private CA root certificate that I had installed in /usr/share/ca-certificates (at the top level, NOT inside the mozilla/ or spi-inc.org/ subdirectories).
First, is this a bug that I should report? If so, where is the right place to report it?
Second, is there a better place for me to install the private CA root certificate, where it will be found by the "dpkg-reconfigure ca-certificates" and "update-ca-certificates" commands, but not overwritten by future updates?
--Paul
First time posting to these forums; I'm a long-time Mac OS X and OpenBSD admin and developer, dabbling with Ubuntu server.
I just did an "sudo apt-get upgrade" on my 13.10 server and one of the packages (ca-certificates, almost certainly) deleted the private CA root certificate that I had installed in /usr/share/ca-certificates (at the top level, NOT inside the mozilla/ or spi-inc.org/ subdirectories).
First, is this a bug that I should report? If so, where is the right place to report it?
Second, is there a better place for me to install the private CA root certificate, where it will be found by the "dpkg-reconfigure ca-certificates" and "update-ca-certificates" commands, but not overwritten by future updates?
--Paul