Redundant step in Setup of TLS Server?

[AnyFlyGuy]

Hi,

first of all, thank you for your work, highly appreciated.
I'm also fairly new to the topic, so maybe I'm wrong. In your documentation at the point of setting up a TLS server:

1. The server generates its key pair:
   apps/openssl genpkey -algorithm <SIG> -out <SIG>_srv.key

2. The server generates a certificate request and sends it the to CA:

   apps/openssl req -new -newkey <SIG> -keyout <SIG>_srv.key -out <SIG>_srv.csr -nodes -subj "/CN=oqstest server" -config apps/openssl.cnf

I think the fist step is not necessary because with -newkey <SIG> -keyout <SIG>_srv.key in the second command you also generate a key. Respectively if you want to make the generation of the key more clear, maybe the second command doesn't need the -newkey command and reference the generated key with the -key command.

[baentsch]

I think the fist step is not necessary

At first glance this observation seems right. Thanks for pointing this out. Would you want to suggest a documentation update via PR or shall we fix it (I'd probably simply drop "Step 1")?

[AnyFlyGuy]

I'm fine with you changing it whenever you have the time.

[baentsch]

Done in #345 . Thanks again for simplifying things for everyone!