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All settings are correct, but when I try to exec this ./certmgr-linux-amd64-v1.4.2 check I get this message:
2017/11/09 15:28:21 [INFO] certmgr: loading from config file /etc/certmgr/certmgr.yaml
2017/11/09 15:28:21 [INFO] manager: loading certificates from/etc/certmgr.d
2017/11/09 15:28:21 [INFO] manager: loading spec from /etc/certmgr.d/test.json
2017/11/09 15:28:21 [INFO] cert: no CA file provided, won't write to disk
2017/11/09 15:28:21 [INFO] manager: watching 1 certificates
OK
After searching the code for cert: no CA file provided, won't write to disk I figured out that I have to include a "file": "<something>" in the authority section, but when I do I always get a format error:
Failed: json: cannot unmarshal string into Go struct field CA.file of type cert.File
This is not documented and I can't figure out what value should I set there. Is that really necessary?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
You don't have to. It's an informational message, but it's poorly written (it won't write the CA file to disk, but it will write the certificate and key to disk). I'll release an update shortly.
After successfully configured
cfssl serve
I configuredcertmgr
like this:All settings are correct, but when I try to exec this
./certmgr-linux-amd64-v1.4.2 check
I get this message:After searching the code for
cert: no CA file provided, won't write to disk
I figured out that I have to include a"file": "<something>"
in the authority section, but when I do I always get a format error:Failed: json: cannot unmarshal string into Go struct field CA.file of type cert.File
This is not documented and I can't figure out what value should I set there. Is that really necessary?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: