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Just in case, I also tried creating p12 file using openssl: echo 'mypassword' | openssl pkcs12 -export -inkey privkey.pem -in cert.pem -certfile chain.pem -out letsencrypt_sslcert.p12 -name 'Let's Encrypt' -passout stdin.

Also tried security find-certificate which shows one certificate: “Apple Code Signing Certification Authority”.

Trying to find the imported keychain I used the Keychain Access tool (searched for “Let’s” in all items).

However: where can I find these? Also tried security import cert.pem with same result: 1 certificate imported.

importing using security: security -v import fullchain.pem results in import 'fullchain.pem'.

This suggests I don’t have to use openssl to export single file?

verifying using security: security verify-cert -c fullchain.pem -p ssl results in.

Thanks, yes I have the feeling I could be using security import, possibly using openssl pkcs12 -export to get a single file.īut, getting there has been trial and (only) error so far. => The following directories will have their group set to admin: => The following directories will have their owner set to mikeoconnor: => The following directories will be made group writable:

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letsencrypt-auto -help -debugīootstrapping dependencies for Mac OS X. If you would like to work on improving it, please ensure you have backupsĪnd then run this script again with the -debug flag!

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WARNING: Mac OS X support is very experimental at present. Grep: /etc/os-release: No such file or directory

Most of those directories are currently system-owned on my machine. I decided not to actually run the script after seeing the permissions-changes it’s proposing. Did you see this when you ran it? It’s doing a fair amount of mucking about with permissions (and has that “very experimental” warning right at the top). I went ahead and ran the script on a local Mac, just to see what would happen. Add “Administrators” to the list of users that have permission to access the folder (be careful…) ĭo any of these things help? Sorry if these are too basic….Make sure you’re logged in as an administrator.– is the directory there, but it’s greyed out? or do you get an error when you double-click the folder saying that you don’t have permission? ĭon’t have permission to view the directory – have you tried a search on “letsencrypt” in Finder and it’s not showing up? Try including system files in the search.

– can you see the directory at all? if not, you may need to make hidden files visible in Finder. When you say it’s not accessible, that could mean several things. I haven’t tried yet, but I’m encouraged to see that you succeeded with the script installation. I’d like to ride along with you as you get the cert installed.

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