Hi Robert,

IIRC the MacOS enrollments are done with an "on behalf" certificate
which triggers a different branch in the workflow. Can you check the
workflow history for a state named "START INITIAL" or "START ONBEHALF" -
if its onbehalf you need to modify the workflow to not use the ONBEHALF
branch or change your enrollment logic to not use the onbehalf-signer.

Oliver

Am 12.08.20 um 01:20 schrieb Robert Sepulveda:
> Hi,
> 
> I’ve setup a POC OpenXPKI server to test SCEP with MacOS. I’m running into a 
> Trusted Signer not found in trust list issue. I’ve gone through this mail 
> list and found some posts saying that I can remove the authrorized_signer 
> rules, set  allow_anon_enroll: 1, and eligible: initial: 1. I’m still running 
> into this issue when I try to enroll.
> 
> Am I missing something?
> 
> Thank you kindly.
> 
> catchall.log error:
> 
> 2020/08/07 14:07:49 openxpki.application.INFO LibSCEP PKIOperation; message 
> type: PKCSReq [pid=1502|sid=4w4c]
> 2020/08/07 14:07:49 openxpki.application.INFO SCEP incoming request, id 
> A18E6708F349D6D1E990851C1A09444ED5C75B16 
> [pid=1502|sid=4w4c|sceptid=A18E6708F349D6D1E990851C1A09444ED5C75B16]
> 2020/08/07 14:07:49 openxpki.application.INFO SCEP try to start new workflow 
> for A18E6708F349D6D1E990851C1A09444ED5C75B16 
> [pid=1502|sid=4w4c|sceptid=A18E6708F349D6D1E990851C1A09444ED5C75B16]
> 2020/08/07 14:07:49 openxpki.application.INFO Rendering subject: 
> CN=test2,DC=Test Deployment,DC=OpenXPKI,DC=org 
> [pid=1502|sid=4w4c|wftype=certificate_enroll|wfid=7935|sceptid=A18E6708F349D6D1E990851C1A09444ED5C75B16]
> 2020/08/07 14:07:49 openxpki.application.INFO Trusted Signer chain - 
> certificate is self signed 
> [pid=1502|sid=4w4c|wftype=certificate_enroll|wfid=7935|sceptid=A18E6708F349D6D1E990851C1A09444ED5C75B16]
> 2020/08/07 14:07:49 openxpki.application.INFO Trusted Signer not found in 
> trust list (C=US,CN=MDM SCEP SIGNER B8037F9D-5635-44B4-8A46-A086841BB8DD). 
> [pid=1502|sid=4w4c|wftype=certificate_enroll|wfid=7935|sceptid=A18E6708F349D6D1E990851C1A09444ED5C75B16]
> 2020/08/07 14:07:49 openxpki.application.INFO SCEP started new workflow with 
> id 7935, state FAILURE 
> [pid=1502|sid=4w4c|sceptid=A18E6708F349D6D1E990851C1A09444ED5C75B16]
> 2020/08/07 14:07:49 openxpki.application.ERROR SCEP Request failed without 
> error code set - default to badRequest 
> [pid=1502|sid=4w4c|sceptid=A18E6708F349D6D1E990851C1A09444ED5C75B16]
> 
> 
> generic.yaml:
> 
> # By default, all scep endpoints wll use the default token defined
> # by the scep token group, if you pass a name here, it is considered
> # a group name from the alias table
> #token: scep-altra
> 
> # A renewal request is only accpeted if the used certificate will
> # expire within this period of time.
> renewal_period: 000060
> 
> # If the request was a replacement, optionally revoke the replaced
> # certificate after a grace period
> revoke_on_replace:
>     reason_code: keyCompromise
>     delay_revocation_time: +000014
> 
> 
> workflow:
>     type: certificate_enroll
>     param:
>         # key: name in workflow context, value: parameter from scep wrapper
>         # server and interface are always set, the mapping below is
>         # the default set that is used when no map is given
>         transaction_id: transaction_id
>         signer_cert: signer_cert
>         pkcs10: pkcs10
>         _url_params: url_params
>         #_pkcs7: pkcs7
> 
> authorized_signer:
> 
> policy:
>     # Authentication Options
>     # Initial requests need ONE authentication.
>     # Activate Challenge Password and/or HMAC by setting the appropriate
>     # options below.
> 
>     # if set requests can be authenticated by an operator
>     allow_man_authen: 1
> 
>     # if set, no authentication is required at all and hmac/challenge is
>     # not evaluated even if it is set/present in the request!
>     allow_anon_enroll: 1
> 
>     # Approval
>     # If not autoapproved, allow opeerator to add approval by hand
>     allow_man_approv: 1
> 
>     # if the eligibiliyt check failed the first time
>     # show a button to run a recheck (Workflow goes to PENDING)
>     allow_eligibility_recheck: 0
> 
>     # Approval points requirede (eligibity and operator count as one point 
> each)
>     # if you set this to "0", all authenticated requests are auto-approved!
>     approval_points: 1
> 
>     # The number of active certs with the same subject that are allowed
>     # to exist at the same time, deducted by one if a renewal is seen
>     # set to 0 if you dont want to check for duplicates at all
>     max_active_certs: 1
> 
>     # option will be removed
>     # allow_expired_signer: 0
> 
>     # If an initial enrollment is seen
>     # all existing certificates with the same subject are revoked
>     auto_revoke_existing_certs: 1
> 
>     # allows a "renewal" outside the renewal window, the notafter date
>     # is aligned to the old certificate. Set revoke_on_replace option
>     # to revoke the replaced certificate.
>     # This substitutes the "replace_window" from the OpenXPKI v1 config
>     allow_replace: 1
> 
> response:
>     # The scep standard is a bit unclear if the root should be in the chain
>     # or not. We consider it a security risk (trust should be always set
>     # by hand) but as most clients seem to expect it, we include the root
>     # by default.
>     # The getca response contains the certificate of the SCEP server itself
>     # and of the current active issuer (which can but need not to be the 
> same!)
>     # You can define weather to have only the certificate itself (endentity),
>     # the chain without the root (chain)  or the chain including the root
>     # (fullchain).
>     # Note: The response is cached internally in the datapool so changes
>     # will not show up immediately - to list the cached items use
>     # openxpkicli list_data_pool_entries  --arg namespace=scep.cache.getca
>     # You can delete by setting the empty string as value with
>     # set_data_pool_entry (value="" force=1)
>     getca:
>         ra:     endentity
>         issuer: endentity
> 
> 
> profile:
>   cert_profile: tls_server
>   cert_subject_style: enroll
> 
> # Mapping of names to OpenXPKI profiles to be used with the
> # Microsoft Certificate Template Name Ext. (1.3.6.1.4.1.311.20.2)
> profile_map:
>     pc-client: tls_client
> 
> # HMAC based authentication
> hmac: verysecret
> 
> challenge:
>     value: SecretChallenge
> 
> eligible:
>     initial:
>        value: 1
> 
>     renewal:
>        value: 1
> 
>     onbehalf:
>        value: 1
> 
> 
> connector:
>     initial:
>         class: Connector::Proxy::YAML
>         # this file must have a key/value list with the key being
>         # the subject and the value being a true value
>         # e.g. "pc1234.example.org: 1"
>         LOCATION: /home/pkiadm/cmdb.yaml
> 


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