openssl error Subject does not start with '/'
This openssl issue on windows is specific to MinGW/MSYS which is commonly used as part of the Git for Windows package.
The solution is to pass the -subj argument with leading // (double forward slashes) and then use \ (backslashes) to separate the key/value pairs. Like this:
-subj "//C=GB\ST=someplace\L=Provo\O=Achme\CN=${FQDN}"
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