Self-sign a Certificate Signing Request (.csr) with its private key to produce a certificate (.cer). Files are processed securely on the server and deleted immediately.
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A CSR (Certificate Signing Request) is normally sent to a Certificate Authority to be signed. For testing, internal services, or development you can self-sign it with the matching private key to produce a .cer using openssl x509 -req -signkey. The resulting certificate is self-signed and will not be trusted by browsers - use a public CA for production certificates.
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