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This entire thread can be ignored, mostly, except for people who might be interested in how to extract a certificate and key from a pfx. The script I was using first extracts the encrypted key from the pfx as key.key It then decrypts the key to key-decrypted.key It is the SUPPOSED to copy over the c...

Ok... so after some additional screwing around with extracting the cert/key out of the pfx I was able to get it to work I did have ot manually remove the text before BEGIN CERTIFICATE. There has to be something else because I have another copy of the cert/key from when I was extracting before and th...

Ok so as mentioned, I lost the original server.cert and server.key so I installed sab on another PC to retrieve them. I used what was available on the website as latest. Both appear to be version 2.3.9 [03c10dc], same version of OpenSSL 1.0.2q 20 Nov 2018 and same version of python 2.7.16 (v2.7.16:4...

When I place them in the Admin folder:

https://imgur.com/a/BpzJcmL

I get the above error in the OP.

No, this is all windows so my Windows LetsEncrypt program supplies a .pfx (PKCS #12) which is a archive format that contains a private key and and X.509 certificate. Its typically only used in Microsoft based environments, but is not exclusive to it. Using OpenSSL the key and certificate can be extr...

Also to answer your question about what the cert/key starts with. There was some additonal text before -----BEGIN PRIVATE KEY----- Bag Attributes Microsoft Local Key set: <No Values> localKeyID: 01 00 00 00 friendlyName: {10F82ECD-F5A1-4E3F-83B5-78599EC183B7} Microsoft CSP Name: Microsoft Enhanced C...

The certificates are issued by LetsEncrypt. The cryptographic service provider is one attribute of the certificate:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cryptogra ... e_Provider

I've installed python if you want to link me to that program you wrote I'll give it a run.

Hey there. I can certainly install python no problem. I'm hoping to get to this in the coming days. Had a busy weekend and now back at work. I dump'd the details for the certificate and I think the cryptogrphic provider might be something that sab doesnt like: Provider = Microsoft Enhanced Cryptogra...

Hi thanks for the reply. I'm on Windows so this a bit different for me. I followed the flow and it doesnt seem like you've done anything to the certificate/key other than rename them, move them, and change their permissions levels. I've copied my crt/key to the correct folder and renamed them to ser...

Using a crt/key from LetsEncrypt, when i add them to the config sabnzbd no longer starts. I have to go into the config file and disable HTTPS to get it to start again. Hers the log: 2020-04-10 15:04:28,742::INFO::[SABnzbd:1164] -------------------------------- 2020-04-10 15:04:28,742::INFO::[SABnzbd...