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To generate a key and self signed certificate, execute the following commands: cd /etc/pki/tls/certs make stunnel.pem Note that by default, the file containing the key and certificate has its permissions set to 0600, which means that any service using it needs to be started as root in order to read it. Such a service should be configured to switch UIDs using stunnel's "-s" flag.