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Following dot net core CLI command allows one to create a certificate.
dotnet dev-certs https
This command has an optional parameter for specifying an export path. Does anyone know where the certificate goes if this path is not specified?
It seems like the help output of the command: dotnet dev-certs --help does not seem to contain this information and I have not been able to locate much details on this at other sources either.
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The dotnet dev-certs command manages a self-signed certificate to enable HTTPS use in local web app development. Its main functions are: Generating a certificate for use with HTTPS endpoints during development. Trusting the generated certificate on the local machine.
It allows the web server to communicate with the client over secure HTTPS connections, never on insecure HTTP protocol. It helps to reject insecure connections in the first place. public void Configure(IApplicationBuilder app,, IHostingEnvironment env)
2 you can create self-signed certs using System. Security. Cryptography. X509Certificates.
If we want to disable HTTP for the asp.net code, we just need to remove lines 11 to 13 and the same for HTTPS, if we want to disable HTTPS, just remove lines 14 to 16 and comment out app. UseHttpsRedirection(); in Program. cs. If we want to change the port number, we just change in the Http and Https there according.
Looks like by default it goes into the current user's (logged on user's) personal certificate store:
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On linux it defaults to ~/.dotnet/corefx/cryptography/x509stores/my/ (using dotnet 5)
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