Re: [OpenXPKI-users] [RPC API] Workflow definition for server-side key generation

2023-07-12 Thread Martin Bartosch via OpenXPKI-users
Hi,

> I'm trying to issue a certificate using the default RPC configuration 
> (RequestCertificate method) but a get :
> {
> "result": {
> "id": 3583,
> "proc_state": "finished",
> "state": "FAILURE",
> "data": {
> "transaction_id": "723c94cd1fba71e96d1a5c240fdebf9801f74a1d",
> "error_code": "Invalid Profile"
> },
> "pid": 3481
> }
> }
> 
> I'm not setting a certificate profile in the request, I guess it's 
> determining the certificate profile from my realm configuration 
> (config.d/realm/df/rpc/enroll.yaml)
> 
> 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
> tls-server: tls_server
> tls-client: tls_client
> #renewal-test: renewal_test
> 
> But honestly I don't understand the message "Invalid Profile" 

The system is telling you that it does not know which profile to use: the error 
happens if the enrollment workflow does not have information about the 
certificate profile to use.
Make sure that the profile tls_server (the default profile as per the above 
configuration) exists or specify an existing profile in the RPC request. 
Note that the value you are sending is mapped via profile_map to the actual 
profiles in your PKI Realm.

Cheers

Martin
 

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Re: [OpenXPKI-users] [RPC API] Workflow definition for server-side key generation

2023-07-12 Thread Antonio Gamboa
Hi Oliver.

I'm trying to issue a certificate using the default RPC configuration
(RequestCertificate method) but a get :
{
"result": {
"id": 3583,
"proc_state": "finished",
"state": "FAILURE",
"data": {
"transaction_id": "723c94cd1fba71e96d1a5c240fdebf9801f74a1d",
"error_code": "Invalid Profile"
},
"pid": 3481
}
}

I'm not setting a certificate profile in the request, I guess it's
determining the certificate profile from my realm configuration
(config.d/realm/df/rpc/enroll.yaml)

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
tls-server: tls_server
tls-client: tls_client
#renewal-test: renewal_test

But honestly I don't understand the message "Invalid Profile"

best regards
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