Greetings all, I am trying to set up a server using Molly Brown and am having trouble implementing its "Certificate Zone" feature. If this isn't the correct forum for this question, please let me know. So far, I've set a directory require a certificate and successfully tested it - I am free to access all areas on the site and receive a certificate challenge to the one directory as configured. The problem I'm having is understanding how to add a specific client fingerprint to the "allowed" list in the config file. The Molly Brown documentation specify an allowed value takes the format of "hex-encoded SHA256 fingerprints of client certificates". I have what I think is a valid fingerprint that I then converted into hex added to this section (which is significantly longer than any of the examples provided), but the corresponding certificate is rejected when provided. I am certain this is user error. I have very little knowledge on how to manage certificates and rely on google searches when generated the correct ones for this server. Assuming the values provided in the example config file are based on real, working values, my value is nearly 4 times as long. Here's what I did: 1. Generate a new key with following command: > openssl req -new -newkey rsa:4096 -x509 -sha256 -days 3650 -nodes -out > cert.crt -keyout key.key > 2. Changed extension on output keys to .pem as required by Kristall Browser 3. Imported ley and cer into Kristall 4. Converted the fingerprint of the cert into hexadecimal with the following command: > echo -n "[Fingerprint went here]" | od -A n -t x1 > > 5. Copied hexadecimal value into Molly Brown configuration file so the section looks like this: [CertificateZones] "^/foo/" = [ > # "d146953386694266175d10be3617427dfbeb751d1805d36b3c7aedd9de02d9af", > > "aa1ee9e5a1572a4677e9f59e181b5c6a27527c7602bd441e7bf909f681db2eb36c32246c 5193a270fcfbc509fef9349b03d6a299907580c90566c881752a01adcd9055fae1e53a308c5 6020462849b42ab777d67c9c5e3fd0427ec6d42a997", > ] > 6. Relaunch Molly Brown Apologies if this is an elementary problem or the incorrect forum for such a question and appreciate any help that is provided. Tanks! -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <https://lists.orbitalfox.eu/archives/gemini/attachments/20210213/e5b5 2f27/attachment.htm>
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