Installing HTTPS/SSL on Localhost 

in the previous genrsa command, a PRIVATE KEY was created, however, it isn't an RSA PRIVATE KEY. Its just a private key. So the "rsa -in ... -out ..." command creates a RSA PRIVATE KEY.

hmm your ssl conf must be in a different location

it should be set to expire way in the future

I am running a LAMP on Ubuntu linux. I just learned how to get my phone to attach to my local host over my wifi, using my Linux box's ip address, allowing me to more easily learn how to develope and test android apps that interact with web sites. I need to learn how to put an SSL certificate on my LAMP so I can work with https while I learn Android dev skills.

sorry I don't have a video for that

thanks!

instead of thee just put day limit as you want. For example, if you put 365 it will expire after 1 year.

are you copying and pasting the command from somewhere? a quick google search I found the dashes might be messed up from copy/paste. Try typing out the entire command right in the command line. Otherwise google the error as I have not seen it before.

​@@justinstolpe i figured it out.. the command should have had "days" instead of "day".. it was not too clear from the video because we tend to copy the command as we watch the host typing, and not after the command produces results (which is why it wud be better if you provided a link to the list of commands in a text file).. although i figured out from another source, but it might be useful for your future viewers if you provide the commands in a file as well.

Some APIs require redirect URIs to be https.

Not sure if you are also on wamp but it should be there. Otherwise you could try adding the lines to your openssl.cnf file and see if that works.

Well its an tutorial for a localhost. SO no one is gonna use a paid ssl certificate for that. I dont know why someone would use a paid certificate at all, when you can just generate them for free

On a domain for ssl you need a .crt file and a .key file, sounds like you are missing the .key file. Check with the issuer, they should have the .key file.

@@justinstolpe i am the issuer lol i did everything in your video i created a key and a crt and placed both in my wamps conf and made a key folder thats were i put both crt and key

@@coolvibesreloaded7946 Oh lol thought you were talking about an actual domain. Not sure what is up cause it does work. Maybe double check the conf so it is pointing to the cert, or try regen, or just try starting from scratch again.

Maybe the site was down? I am able to see the site slproweb.com/

I had this same problem, but if you set something like cygwin/bin to the environment path variable, it will work