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doc: Add note about generating certs using go run #151

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@ -32,9 +32,11 @@ Create_Certs is written in Go which allows cross-platform compiling. If the bina
With Go installed you can: With Go installed you can:
* Execute the go code - `go run create_certs/src/create_certs.go` * Execute the go code - `go run create_certs/src/create_certs.go`
* Build a new binary for your platform - `go build create_certs/src/create_certs.go` * Build a new binary for your platform - `go build create_certs/src/create_certs.go`
Note: since the program looks for the Bumper_SAN.txt in a location relative to the executable and the executable with `go run` is in a `tmp` directory you'll most likely need to specify it with `go run ../create_certs/src/create_certs.go --inSAN ../create_certs/Bumper_SAN.txt` if you were running it from the `certs` directory.
### Usage ### Usage
Create_Certs will automatically create the required certificates in the directory it is executed from. For best results change to the {bumper_home}/certs directory prior to executing, otherwise you'll need to move the certs after. Create_Certs will automatically create the required certificates in the directory it is executed from. For best results change to the {bumper_home}/certs directory prior to executing, otherwise you'll need to move the certs after.
@ -179,4 +181,4 @@ DNS.9 = *.area.ww.ecouser.net
## Using a Custom CA/Self ## Using a Custom CA/Self
This should work siimilar to the OpenSSL method. Ensure the server certificate has the proper [SANs](#subject-alternative-name) in place. This should work siimilar to the OpenSSL method. Ensure the server certificate has the proper [SANs](#subject-alternative-name) in place.