Hi Mike,

I am not sure, but in normal case you only revoke a certificate either
when the private key got lost / compromised or if you do not use it
any more. So it is ok when you can't reuse the public key.

But perhaps you though of a certificate renewal. This is possible when
the certificate timed out. Then you can ask for a new certificate
useing the same public key as used before.

Hope I could help you with this.

Kind regards, Matthias


On 1/17/07, Mike Wiseman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am experimenting with a PKCS#10 CSR with the intent to see what the 
> resultant
> certificate looks like using various roles. So what I thought I could do was: 
> submit the
> CSR, issue the cert, revoke the cert, submit the *same* CSR, issue the cert, 
> revoke the
> cert...
>
> The RA (and the CA after I rebuilt the RA) complain about pre-existing public 
> key after
> the first revocation. My question is, if the public key is associated with a 
> revoked cert,
> shouldn't the key be reusable?
>
> Yes, I could regenerate the PKCS#10 CSR - just wondering why I can't use the 
> original one.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Mike
>
>
>
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