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11.10.2. Managing Custom SSL Certificates

Adding a Custom SSL Certificate

Add a custom SSL certificate to an alias with the following command. 

$ rhc alias update-cert App_Name Domain_Name --certificate Cert_File --private-key Key_File rhc alias update-cert App_Name Domain_Name --certificate Cert_File --private-key Key_File rhc alias update-cert App_Name Domain_Name --certificate Cert_File --private-key Key_File rhc alias update-cert App_Name Domain_Name --certificate Cert_File --private-key Key_File rhc alias update-cert App_Name Domain_Name --certificate Cert_File --private-key Key_File rhc alias update-cert App_Name Domain_Name --certificate Cert_File --private-key Key_File rhc alias update-cert App_Name Domain_Name --certificate Cert_File --private-key Key_File
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If the private key is encrypted, specify the passphrase with the --passphrase option.
Viewing Custom SSL Certificate Status

View domain name aliases and SSL Certificate status with the following command, specifying the application name: 

$ rhc alias list App_Namerhc alias list App_Name
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Example 11.15. Checking SSL Certificate Status

$ rhc alias list racer

Alias         Has Certificate? Certificate Added
------------- ---------------- -----------------
fast.cars.com yes              2013-08-05
quick.cars.com no               -
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Removing a Custom SSL Certificate

Remove a custom SSL certificate from an alias with the following command, specifying the application name and alias name: 

$ rhc alias delete-cert App_Name Aliasrhc alias delete-cert App_Name Alias
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