I help manage a very old installation and this morning got an email that said this:
SECURITY NOTICE:
Some Certificates are expiring or have expired:
Certificate named “obihai” is going to expire in less than a month. Please
update this certificate in Certificate Manager
When I went to the certificate manager there were only two, a self-signed one and an “obihai” one. The "obihai"one is the problem, it expires in 29 days and apparently can’t be updated using the certificate manager. I looked at the original instructions and it says
Install Certificate Manager module (if not already installed).
Run: mv /root/obihai.* /etc/asterisk/keys/
Run: chown asterisk:asterisk /etc/asterisk/keys/obihai*
Click: Admin -> Certificate Management -> Import Locally
If I look in /etc/asterisk/keys it shows three files all dates April 9, 2022: obihai.crt, obihai.key, and obihai.pem.
My questions are, are any newer keys available? If so where do I get them and how do I install them? And if not, does this mean that something will stop working in 29 days?
I am running a newer install on a Raspberry Pi (which did not use those files) and I see obihai.crt and obihai.key in the root directory (no obihai.pem though) but they are even older (October 13, 2018) so even if I had the .pem file I don’t think that would help. What are my options here?