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Allow to send CSR to privacyIDEA #44

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cornelinux opened this issue Apr 13, 2020 · 0 comments · Fixed by #47
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Allow to send CSR to privacyIDEA #44

cornelinux opened this issue Apr 13, 2020 · 0 comments · Fixed by #47
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It should be possible to create certificate tokens on privacyIDEA by sending a CSR to privacyIDEA in the parameter --request.

These are the paramters taken by the /token/init endpoint for certificates:

       type=certificate
       user=cornelius
       realm=realm1
       request=<PEM encoded request>
       ca=<name of the ca connector>

The tool would be called like this:

privacyidea -U https://localhost --nosslcheck -a super token init --type certificate \ 
                   --request <pem> --ca <myCA>

Alternatively the CSR could be read from a file:

privacyidea -U https://localhost --nosslcheck -a super token init --type certificate \
                   --requestfile <pem-file> --ca <myCA>
@cornelinux cornelinux added this to the 3.0 smartcards milestone Apr 13, 2020
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Allow to enroll certificates
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A CSR can be sent to privacyIDEA to enroll certificates.

Closes #44
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Migrate to click framework
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The click framework is a new framework for command line
interfaces. We use a file for each command in
the commands/ directory to keep things easier to manage.

We add a new command section "certificate" - although it
is a tokentype, but this makes creating certificates, CSRs...
easier.

Closes #45
Closes #44
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