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CumulonimbusSomehow corrupt SSL-files
Hi there,
we have some strange behavior with some of our uploaded SSL-files (under System->File Management->SSL Certificate List).
They will be correctly displayed on the overview list page, but if you click on it, the Certificate-tab shows "No certificate". And if you then click on the Key-tab, it just displays the error: "An error has occured while trying to process your request."
If I check the filestore folder, I can see the corresponding entries in the certificate_d and certificate_key_d subfolder.
Deleting these entries is also not possible. Here I get the error: "01020036:3: The requested Certificate File (/<partition-name>/<certificate-name>.crt) was not found."
What's the reason for this?
Is there any other reference to these configuration objects, other than in the bigip.conf file?
How can I fix/delete these files manually?
Fyi: this is running on 12.1.5.2
Thank you!
Ciao Stefan :)
2 Replies
- Daniel_Wolf
MVP
Hi Stefan,
I think there's a known bug for this: Bug ID 624626: Cannot delete keys without extension .key (and certificates without .crt) using the Configuration utility
Workaround is in tmsh:
tmsh delete sys crypto cert example tmsh delete sys crypto key exampleKR
Daniel
jaikumar_f5Noctilucent
Please see if the above shared solution helps, if not - I've seen cases where the differences in the tmos & filestore creates these issues.
The crt/key installed in tmos should also resider on the filestore location. But crt/key's residing in filestore need not 100% be present on the tmos. These differences has to be deleted or a file has to be in those location, to get this sorted.
Do keep us all posted.
