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meepmorp ◴[] No.29809113[source]
I've used https://smallstep.com/docs/step-ca/ as a CA internally, works well.
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mrweasel ◴[] No.29809289[source]
What I'd want is an internal CA, like step-ca, but have the certificates signed by a "real" CA, so I don't have to distribute my own root CA certificate.
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1. dsr_ ◴[] No.29809903[source]
That would be a violation of the real CA's duty to only sign certs that they have some basis for believing are correct. (This basis almost always boils down to "controls the DNS".)