Originally created by @ghost on GitHub (Jan 5, 2023).
Hello!
I'm currently running with:
KEY_ALGO=prime256v1
I would like to upgrade to the secp384r1 algorithm, but it is not clear to me how to proceed. Do I just change my config KEY_ALGO to the new value and wait for auto-renewal? Do I need to change anything else in my infrastructure, for example Apache configuration?
I'd appreciate some help.
Thank you.
PS:
Maybe create an UPGRADE.md file with instructions, so people like me don't open issues in github?
Originally created by @ghost on GitHub (Jan 5, 2023).
Hello!
I'm currently running with:
```
KEY_ALGO=prime256v1
```
I would like to upgrade to the `secp384r1` algorithm, but it is not clear to me how to proceed. Do I just change my config KEY_ALGO to the new value and wait for auto-renewal? Do I need to change anything else in my infrastructure, for example Apache configuration?
I'd appreciate some help.
Thank you.
PS:
Maybe create an `UPGRADE.md` file with instructions, so people like me don't open issues in github?
Normally you'd just need to wait for the next renewal or force a renewal.
If you have disabled PRIVATE_KEY_RENEW you'd of course need to re-enable it for this change. Also keep in mind that if PRIVATE_KEY_ROLLOVER is active the next key was already prepared with the old algorithm.
@lukas2511 commented on GitHub (Jan 19, 2023):
Normally you'd just need to wait for the next renewal or force a renewal.
If you have disabled `PRIVATE_KEY_RENEW` you'd of course need to re-enable it for this change. Also keep in mind that if `PRIVATE_KEY_ROLLOVER` is active the next key was already prepared with the old algorithm.
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Originally created by @ghost on GitHub (Jan 5, 2023).
Hello!
I'm currently running with:
I would like to upgrade to the
secp384r1algorithm, but it is not clear to me how to proceed. Do I just change my config KEY_ALGO to the new value and wait for auto-renewal? Do I need to change anything else in my infrastructure, for example Apache configuration?I'd appreciate some help.
Thank you.
PS:
Maybe create an
UPGRADE.mdfile with instructions, so people like me don't open issues in github?@lukas2511 commented on GitHub (Jan 19, 2023):
Normally you'd just need to wait for the next renewal or force a renewal.
If you have disabled
PRIVATE_KEY_RENEWyou'd of course need to re-enable it for this change. Also keep in mind that ifPRIVATE_KEY_ROLLOVERis active the next key was already prepared with the old algorithm.