Changes between Version 15 and Version 16 of Document/Development/Wishlist/Module/CA
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- 10/27/11 19:26:20 (19 months ago)
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v15 v16 1 1 == CA == 2 2 3 === Validate Arbitrary Certificate and Key Files === 3 === ~~Improvement on Expiration Dates~~ ===4 If you create a certification authority and afterwards you try to create a certificate with the same duration in days, you get an error. You must remove one day from the life time to avoid this.5 4 6 This is caused because we ask the user for days but we store the duration in seconds so any certificate created with the same duration in days will surpass the life time of the CA. 7 8 This behavior isn't intuitive so I suggest that when creating certificates if their expiration date surpass those of the CA in less of 24 hours, their life time must be automatically set to the same (or a few seconds less) than those of the CA. 9 10 == Upload certificate thru web UI == 11 12 == ~~Support Subject Alternative Name~~ == 13 14 == Default expiation date when creating a certificate == 15 We should have a default value i nthe expiration date when creating a new certificate. I suggest the maximum expiration date as default. 5 === Upload certificate thru web UI === 16 6 17 7 === SSL Certificate Name === … … 21 11 Can this naming be changed to the common-name? Or create a symbolic link to it? 22 12 23 24 13 We cannot change the certificate naming convention to distinguish among revoked and valid certificates with the same common name. 25 14 26 15 So as you suggest, a symbolic link with the common name pointing to the last valid certificate will be the right approach. 27 16 28 === ~~Roll Out Certificates Created by Zentyal-CA~~===17 === Move Module to LDAP Back End === 29 18 30 === Move Module to LDAP Back End ===31 19 - It makes a lot of sense to create certificates on a per a user basis 32 20 - We could use the !UserCorner to allow users themselves to create their own private key 33 - We would need the administrator to configure the defaults for the user created certificates 21 - We would need the administrator to configure the defaults for the user created certificates 22 34 23 === Evaluate the Use of nsCertType in Certificates to Enhance Security === 24 35 25 OpenVPN has a security option which relies on the nsCertType optional field in certificates. We may want to evaluate the possibility to use this security focused field in our generated certificates. 36 26