> This is incorrect. To validate a certificate you only need the CA public > keys, not the private ones. Only having the ipa-ca-agent key is right. > This is a temporary database, not the CA database. We are using this > cert to request some information about itself from the CA in this case.
You're right, I thought that the script use a temporary db to create the final database, but it's only to connect with sslget. > I think there is an issue with one of the CA certs but I've yet to > duplicate it or identify what is wrong. I'm still waiting on word back > from one of the NSS devs. I did some tests: The error occurs when I use a CA managed by EJBCA, if I use a CA generated by openssl or nss everything works properly. The problem is that i can't reproduce the bug in an external nss db... but maybe I don't follow the same steps that uses the installation script. Andrea Bontempi _______________________________________________ Freeipa-users mailing list [email protected] https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/freeipa-users
