Now i have the next problem i can't explain. I Have an email-address in the req, when i issue the req the email-address in the cert is gone ???
What i am doing wrong this time?
Tom
Am Die, 2002-06-11 um 10.49 schrieb Michael Bell:
> Thomas Rupp schrieb:
>
> But ... when i'm create a cert with the pub interface, approve it with
> the ra export and import it to the ca i can't issue it until i edit
> the subjectaltname in the *.ext file. I think this is not ok.
> What's about this ${env::subjectaltname}.
We don't want to setup the subjectAltName full automatically. So you
must edit the request or remove the subjectAltName from the
OpenSSL-configuration.
If you setup the subject alternative name in OpenCA then we set the
environmentvariable subjectaltname which you can see in the *.ext-files.
Michael
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