On 10/12/2017 03:29 AM, Rob Crittenden via FreeIPA-users wrote:
Bhavin Vaidya via FreeIPA-users wrote:
Hello,
I'm having various problem on our FreeIPA setup, like can not establish
new replica server or add a client anymore. Initially we had certificate
issue, then we upgraded the Master FreeIPA server (CentOS 7.0.146) to
FreeIPA v4.4.0) few months back.
On master server it shows up 4 entries for IPA CA certificate. Is this
normal?
[root@ds01 ~]# certutil -d /etc/pki/nssdb -L
Certificate Nickname Trust
Attributes
SSL,S/MIME,JAR/XPI
EXAMPLE.COM IPA CA CT,C,C
EXAMPLE.COM IPA CA CT,C,C
EXAMPLE.COM IPA CA CT,C,C
EXAMPLE.COM IPA CA CT,C,C
The question is: are these all different certificates (and why)? I
assume someone ran ipa-cacert-manage renew a bunch of times.
Multiple entries in itself shouldn't be a problem.
I assume this is related to your client install issues. You may be able
to get away with having just the latest CA cert stored in LDAP to avoid
this.
I saw this last night and my first thought was this shouldn't happen
because certutil enforces nickname uniqueness.
We would like to verify what each cert is, specifically it's issuer and
serial number. But we can't ask certutil to show us the details of a
cert because you must pass the -n nickname flag to certutil so it can
find the cert to display. But since the nicknames are not unique you
can't do that. This is why certutil (and any low level NSS API that adds
a cert to the db) demands name uniqueness.
Are the names listed with -L truly unique? It looks like you edited them.
--
John
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