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When attempting to call lib/pki-authority sign manually (I want to manually sign some CSRs with the authority provided by debops), it fails with: lib/pki-authority: line 661: 4: unbound variable. The line in sub_sign only calls sign_${library}_certificate with 3 arguments;
Additionally, there is no such function sign_gnutls_certificate, so using that library wouldn't work. It looks like sign-by-host is the only variant used by Ansible tasks here so I doubt this bug would be encountered under normal operation.
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You're right, this feature is incomplete and is not activated by the Ansible playbook. I planned for the ./pki-authority sign command to help with signing custom certificates by the internal CA but I haven't got around to it. I guess that's something to introduce later.
The GnuTLS version of a CA isn't very advanced, I would stick to OpenSSL library in this case.
When attempting to call
lib/pki-authority sign
manually (I want to manually sign some CSRs with the authority provided by debops), it fails with:lib/pki-authority: line 661: 4: unbound variable
. The line insub_sign
only callssign_${library}_certificate
with 3 arguments;Additionally, there is no such function
sign_gnutls_certificate
, so using that library wouldn't work. It looks likesign-by-host
is the only variant used by Ansible tasks here so I doubt this bug would be encountered under normal operation.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: