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Fun with CA Certificates in Linux (Ubuntu)

Buggrit
Hi I've successfuly set-up http(s) Web security scanning at several companies with Windows machines. All well and good. Unfortunately I've hit a hitch. 

When setting up a linux machine I found difficulty getting it to accept the Astaro CA as a trusted signing source. I have copied the Asaro CA WebAdmin Certificate to /usr/share/ca-certificates/extras/ and run "sudo update-ca-certificates" but I'm still finding apps getting sniffy about the ASG signing their SSL certificates (Google's Calendar app for example). I have also imported the Certificates to Firefox's own Certificate store.

So.. ca anyone see where the hole is which is causing the machines to distrust the firewalls certificate signing?

Possibly one for you Bob?

Thanks in advance

JB


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    Thanks for the vote of confidence, JB, but I'm not a Linux guy except for what I need with the UTM.  The only thing I see is that, instead of the WebAdmin Certificate, you want the 'Signing CA' on the 'HTTPS CAs' tab of Web Filtering - is that what you meant?

    Cheers - Bob
  • 0 in reply to BAlfson
    Possibly. I had assumed that they were the same thing. I'll download the Proxy CA and see where that takes me. I'll report back in a bit...
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