Copy the cert and key from a virtual server to some other service The domain to copy the cert from is specified with the --domain flag followed by a virtual server name. The services (like dovecot, postfix, mysql, webmin or usermin) to copy it to are set with the --service flag, which can be given multiple times. If the --add-global flag is given, the cert will be used as the default for the selected servers. But if --add-domain is given, it will only be used for requests to the servers on the domain’s hostname or IP address. When configured, the per-domain cert will be used in favor of the global default cert for each service, when a client connects using that domain name.
Copy the cert and key from a virtual server to some other service#
The domain to copy the cert from is specified with the --domain flag followed by a virtual server name. The services (like dovecot, postfix, mysql, webmin or usermin) to copy it to are set with the --service flag, which can be given multiple times.
If the --add-global flag is given, the cert will be used as the default for the selected servers. But if --add-domain is given, it will only be used for requests to the servers on the domain’s hostname or IP address. When configured, the per-domain cert will be used in favor of the global default cert for each service, when a client connects using that domain name.
Finally, the --remove-domain flag will remove any per-domain cert for the service, causing the global default to be used instead.
Command line help#
virtualmin install-service-cert --domain name
--add-global | --add-domain | --remove-domain
[--service type]+
Source: https://www.virtualmin.com/docs/development/api-programs/install-service-cert/
