Unable to install manual SSL

[berry]

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Hello everyone,
New to the community and have a new install. Maybe I’m overlooking it but I don’t see anybody else having the issue I am, which probably means I’m doing something painfully obviously wrong. Going through the (virtual) CentOS 7 install. Getting to the SSL portion and selecting manual. There I am unable to type anything to get it to move forward. I’ve tried a number of times to type the path to the SSL but I must be typing it in wrong. The cert is in root. I also put it in a sub folder to see if that would help but it did not. I could attach the install logs as well if that would be of any assistance.

What am I missing?

[diego]

Hi @berry

Are you positive the path where your certificates are stored on the machine is /root/cert/passbolt.pfx ?

[berry]

1000% positive. I placed it in two locations thinking maybe it would help if it were just in root. It is in root and root/cert/

Is there another way I’m supposed to type in that path?

Thanks,
Jeff

[diego]

I’ll check tomorrow first thing to reproduce your issue and address the bug or give you more information!

[diego]

Hey there!
Sadly I’m not able to reproduce your issue.
Looking at your post horizontally instead diagonally I see on your screenshot you are providing always a wrong path. You use /root/passbolt.pfx when it should be /root/Passbolt.pfx which I think is the main problem (keep in mind that Linux is case sensitive OS).

One more thing is that I suggest you to split your certificate in public cert and key as the install script will ask for them separately.

Hope this helps!