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I (using macos keychain app) export a cer file and rename it to exported.cer.
With this exported.cer file, I can manually install it without mkcert installed.
This is convenient for distributing my cert to others.
This exported.cer file is what I want.
My question
How to generate the exported.cer file directly by mkcert?
Or further, how to generate an exported.cer file for macos on linux system?
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Failed case
I run this command to generate cert file and key file:
After that I double click the http.crt file to install it on system.
Then I trust the cert on macos keychain app.
Now, safari works fine but chrome still report a
NET::ERR_CERT_AUTHORITY_INVALID
Success case
I run this command to generate files and automatically install:
Now both safari and chrome work fine.
I (using macos keychain app) export a cer file and rename it to
exported.cer
.With this
exported.cer
file, I can manually install it without mkcert installed.This is convenient for distributing my cert to others.
This
exported.cer
file is what I want.My question
How to generate the
exported.cer
file directly by mkcert?Or further, how to generate an
exported.cer
file for macos on linux system?Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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