Updating the HTTPS Config JSON file
While updating the
https_config.json file, different keys and values need to be passed in the JSON file. The following are the keys that can be passed in the JSON file:
| Keys | Description |
|---|---|
| key | While using the Base64 ASCII format key, pass the name of the file containing the private key in the
https_config.json file in the following format:
Default Value is server-key.pem Note: Note: If the private key is encoded with a password, pass the "passphrase" key in the JSON file.
|
| cert | While using a separate file for the certificate, pass the name of the file in the
https_config.json file in the following format:
Default Value is server-cert.pem |
| ca | This key contains the name of a single file that holds all the ca chain certificates. The format is as follows:
|
| pfx | While using an encoded binary format key and certificate, pass the name of the file in the
https_config.json file in the following format:
Note: Note: If the "pfx" key is used then the "passphrase" key is mandatory. The "key" and "cert" keys cannot be used along with the "pfx" key.
|
| passphrase | The "passphrase" key is used when the key or certificate files are encoded with a password.
Default value is empty string (""). |