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Converting Windows .pfx or .p12 certificate formats to Apache-compatible X509/Base65 or PEM/CER format

April 14, 2025

One of the most common activities I’ve had to perform when working with certificates is to convert Windows .pfx or .p12 certificate formats to Apache-compatible X509/Base65 or PEM/CER format that end with .key and .cer

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