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So, my main objective was to create a lab where one host acts as the server and the other one acts as the client. I followed this exact iter by preparing the first host to be the server by enabling the specified module ssl and site default-ssl.conf, and generating proper keys and CAs for establishing a connection between two hosts.
I then modified the default-ssl.conf to be able to reach the proper directories to the server.key and server.crt. Then i copied the ca.crt in the shared folder and went to the second host. I then copied the ca.crt onto /usr/local/share/ca-certificates/myca.crt and then typed update-ca-certificates, having as a result 1 new added certificate.
The problem is that whenever i try the links https://host1.local command from host2 is says that host1 does not have a valid certificate (maybe implying that the certificate is self-signed).
Though after verifying the specific of the various certificates they all seem to be valid and correctly signed.
I can give further explaination as needed, but i cannot find any possible expanation as to why it does not let me connect.