Certificates
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The certificates page allows you to upload and manage security certificates.
Certificates are used to secure the communication between Cubu and external webhook services. Cubu sends the certificate (as a "client certificate") when calling the webhook, allowing the webhook service to authenticate the call.
Cubu supports certificates in the PKCS#12 format (.pfx or .p12 extensions). These certificates contain both private and public keys and require a password. These keys and the password are defined when the certificate is being created.
You can use a self-signed certificate by checking the "Allow self-signed certificates" box for development or testing purposes.
Using self-signed certificates in production is not recommended.
To upload a certificate:
Click the Upload Certificate button to open the Upload Certificate dialog:
Enter a name to help you identify the certificate.
Click Browse to select a .pfx certificate file.
Enter the certificate's password in the Password field.
Check the "Allow self-signed certificates (not recommended)" box if this is a self-signed certificate.
Click Save.
