Hi Ralf, sorry for the delay.. I think there are two options here.
Option n. 1: on the RA ====================== Implement an "Import CSV Requests" with an upload button. The command should implement two status: 1st: upload the CSVs 2nd: generate the keys and Requests and put them in the DB This can be done at RA level and requests can be handled as being already approved by the RA. Option n. 2: on the CA ====================== Provide the same command on the CA as in Option 1, with the difference that the certificates are also generated as usual by using the same approach we use for the online CA (look at the startAutoCA command (from line 305). I think that Option n.1 is the best way to go as this would fit well online and offline CAs. NOTE: Once the certificates have been issued, users will be able to download the P12 files from the normal interface. If you need to generate an archive of P12 files that is automatically exported for the RA (or CA) operator, more work is required. Ciao, Max On 11/29/2009 02:31 PM, Ralf Hornik Mailings wrote:
Hi, I want to implement the ability to generate PKCS12 files using CSV based CSR generation: Name,email,role,loa,pin ---------------------------------------------- Ralf Hornik,r...@domain.org,User,1,ba11aba||a ... -----------------------------------------------
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