Defining the ACL ?



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Hi


OK here's what I've done


- Extracted the three files and move them to <openCA dir>/lib/cmds/

- Give the correct rights to them

- Restarted the openCA server (0.9.2-RC4)


But all I've got is the "Command confirm_revreq Not Supported ( yet ?!? ).." when clicking on the continue button on Certificate Revocation Request at the pub interface.


Any step missing ?


Sebastien



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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> As I was trying on implement my OpenCA based PKI solution, I wasn't able
> to achive a revocation request by a common user from the public interface.
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> By analyzing the Perl source code in submit_revreq, I conclude that
> $head and $text are always empty variables.
>
> So I added these lines (taken from the addCRR script) to make things
> work in submit_revreq at line 30

Diagnosis correct, therapy wrong ;)

We know two ways to create a new CRR.

RA: revoke_req --> addCRR

pub: revoke_req --> confirm_revreq --> submit_revreq

revoke_req includes a wrong reference directly to submit_revreq. I
changed it to confirm_revreq. I attached the changed files.
submit_revreq itself should be correct. Can you test them please?

Michael
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