Perhaps I should have clarified -

An example of how to do this would be the following replacement:

DN_TYPE_SPKAC_BASE
DN_TYPE_SPKAC_ELEMENTS
DN_TYPE_SPKAC_NAME     "Basic User Request"

I haven't actually tested leaving them completely blank, however,  
typically if you reduce them to a single entry, you can just modify  
that so that C=AU.

Edit the appropriate DN_TYPE_*_BASE entries that you want to relax  
the policy on.

The ELEMENTS entries are just for what is offered on the user entry  
form when creating a new request on the web front end.

cheers,

(bedtime for me)

On 01/09/2006, at 10:48 PM, James Lever wrote:

> Edit the profile under openca/etc/servers/ra.conf and ca.conf
>
> You want to modify the entries that look like this
>
> DN_TYPE_SPKAC_BASE     "O" "C"
> DN_TYPE_SPKAC_ELEMENTS "emailAddress" "CN" "OU"
> DN_TYPE_SPKAC_NAME     "Basic User Request"
> DN_TYPE_SPKAC_BASE_1 "@ca_organization@"
> DN_TYPE_SPKAC_BASE_2 "@ca_country@"
>
> As these are mandatory and fixed, whereas the other entries below are
> variable.  You will need to do this for each CSR type you want to be
> submitting outside the default required profiles.

James Lever
Senior Systems Analyst
--
Strategic Technologies Group (STG)
Information Technology Services (ITS)
The University of Queensland
Brisbane  Queensland  4072

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