In dabbling around the new Certificate Authority importing capability, I
came across what I may believe to be an issue.

I obtained a certificate for the Google Internet Authority and tried to
import it into my system so that it could be included as a trusted
authority.

The importing of this certificate failed.  Upon closer investigation, I
noticed that when sipXconfig checks the certificate (using the
check-cert.sh script), it doesn't provide any parameters as to what to
check.  The default in the script is to check the certificate for being
valid as a Client Certficate and Server Certificate rather than just
checking the Certificate Authority (done using the
--certificate-authority flag).

Should the checking of this certificate on import only be for the
Certificate Authority and does it need to check it for use as an SSL
Client and/or SSL Server certificate?

Raymond 
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