Hello Cornelius,
Cornelius Kölbel wrote:
a) I guess I got the update_ldap_automatic wrong.
Is there a way to update the ldap-server after having signed a
certificate or after the user has downloaded his signed certificate?
I'd like to avoid going to the ldap interface and doing
"LDAP Update" -> "Certificates"
To publish certificates automatically, after setting it to "true" in
config.xml and running ./configure_etc.sh you must export new
certificates from CA to RA, it doesn't matter if you have both
interfaces (CA,RA) in one machine, you have to use your export device
(by default floppy). So when you import new certificates in RA-Node it
publish certificates automatically.
b) Is there any way to change the DN of the certificates?
At the moment the certificates will be stored under
dn:sericalNumber=2,cn=<name>,ou=users,o=<x>,c=<y>
I'd like to store the certs at
dn:sericalNumber=2,uid=<name>,ou=users,o=<x>,c=<y>
I haven't done this, but someone in the list talk about this in the list
before, If I'm not wrong you have to activate some flags in config files
but I'm not sure.
HTH,
Johnny
Kind regards
Cornelius
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