You can strip the passwords with openssl...
openssl rsa -in server.key -out server.key.unsecure
The passphrase is in the key, not the cert.
Carl Parrish spoke forth with the blessed manuscript:
> Mike Garfias wrote:
>
> >You need a seperate cert file listed for each virtual host.
> >there needs to be a reference in each <virtualHost> block.
> >
> >Also, its much easier to deal with, if you strip the passwords from the
> >certs.
> >
> >My take was that if the box would have to get owned to get ahold of the
> >cert
> >anyway. If the box is owned, you might as well give up.
> >
> >
> >
> Yeap I have certs for each vertial host and a vertial host block for
> each (or at least the two I'm trying so far) . To strip the passwd do I
> need to get the certs reissued from the CA? Perhaps there is a way for
> me to strip them from my box.
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