e2guardian showing expiry date 5dec 2024

[Blessing Kagurabadza]

My e2guardian filter is failing because of the expiry date. how do I solve this issue?

[Philip Pearce]

This problem is fixed in the latest version v5.5.7r where the auto function will generate suitable current dates automatically.

 

A work round for older versions is to specify the generatedcertstart and generatedcertend in unix time in e2guardian.conf.

 

First find the unix time for your start and end dates with (use todays date for start and add one year to end)

 

e.g.  

[philip@localhost ~]$ date +%s -d "2025-01-31"

1738281600

[philip@localhost ~]$ date +%s -d "2026-01-31"

1769817600

 

Then add the following to e2guardian.conf:

 

generatedcertstart = 1738281600

generatedcertend =  1769817600

 

Then stop e2guardian

 

Clear out your old generated certs

 

And start e2guardian.

 

Regards

Philip

 

 

 

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