Add renew functionality for client certificates. #3
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The code does the following: Generates a new CSR bases on current certification information. Asks the server to revoke the current certificate. Sends the CSR to the tsa server. Replaces the certificate and keys on disk.
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Hi @juliengk , can you please give your comments on this PR? This is a functionality we currently need in our organization. Appreciate your feedback. Thank you. |
Build against 1.19.3 and remove static linking of twic as it get SIGSEGV on newer systems when static linking is used.
Not supported any more, noone should use it.
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The code does the following:
Generates a new CSR bases on current certification information.
Asks the server to revoke the current certificate.
Sends the CSR to the tsa server.
Replaces the certificate and keys on disk.