Specify keySize for selfsigned certs #1243
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The 'selfsigned' library uses a default key size of 1024. Depending on the system's openssl configuration, this can lead to an 'key too small' error, preventing Spoke from starting. Specifying the keySize in the webpack.config.js resolves this issue.
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The
selfsignedlibrary uses a default key size of 1024. Depending on the system's openssl configuration, this can lead to the following error, preventing Spoke from starting:It's a known issue with
selfsigned(see jfromaniello/selfsigned#33), but until they increase the default keySize, specifying it in thewebpack.config.jsfile resolves this issue as well.