Oliver Welter wrote:
Hi Michael,
You are refering to the database table "request", right? Finally got it.
Sooo...noo, there is no field "cert_notafter" or the like in the request
table of my mysql database. The DB-logfile shows me, that the request
header which was stored actually contains the CERT_NOTAFTER field with
the intended value. Is a field "certn_notafter" in the request table
necessary?
The table request, field data must contain something like this:
-----BEGIN HEADER-----
TYPE = PKCS#10
RA = BATCH SYSTEM
SERIAL = 640
NOTBEFORE = Wed Aug 10 15:12:42 2005 UTC
CERT_NOTAFTER = 061001000000 <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<THIS MuST BE HERE
PIN = 1dbe2d8f933bb402427518c569b76436b402056b
SUBJECT = CN=Thomas Tester,OU=Student,OU=myTUM CA,O=Technische
Universitaet Muenchen,C=DE
SUBJECT_ALT_NAME = email:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
LOA = 40
-----END HEADER-----
If there is no "CERT_NOTAFTER" field, the validity interval is set by
the openssl config when issuing. So you can of course change this in the
openssl.config but it will affect all certificates of this role.
Oliver
Hil Oliver!
[My postings arrived out of order, so dont let yourself be confused! :)]
Well..the database table does contain the header (of course) but the header
does NOT contain the CERT_NOTAFTER field...
But what does this tell me? Aparently things go wrong while the request
is being prepared....*think*
Regards
Michael
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