ast_tls_cert: Add option to skip passphrase for CA private key.#1065
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Currently, the ast_tls_cert file is hardcoded to use the -des3 option for 3DES encryption, and the script needs to be manually modified to not require a passphrase. Add an option (-e) that disables encryption of the CA private key so no passphrase is required. Resolves: asterisk#1064
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Currently, ast_tls_cert file is hardcoded to use the -des3 option for 3DES encryption, and the script needs to be manually modified to not require a passphrase. Add an option (-e) that disables encryption of the CA private key so no passphrase is required.
Resolves: #1064