Update PKI server container #4754
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The PKI server container (which is the base for all PKI subsystem containers) has been updated to install the ROOT webapp (which provides Web UI files) and PKI webapp (which provides common PKI services), and store the default config files. The startup script has been modified to install the default config files if it doesn't exist already, use PKI NSS CLI instead of certutil to prepare the certs, and run the server as pkiuser in Docker/Podman so that the log files will be owned by pkiuser as well. The test has been updated to check the files created by the container and to verify that the container can be restarted successfully.
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The PKI server container (which is the base for all PKI subsystem containers) has been updated to install the ROOT webapp (which provides Web UI files) and PKI webapp (which provides common PKI services), and store the default config files.
The startup script has been modified to install the default config files if it doesn't exist already, use PKI NSS CLI instead of
certutilto prepare the certs, and run the server aspkiuserin Docker/Podman so that the log files will be owned bypkiuseras well.The test has been updated to check the files created by the container and to verify that the container can be restarted successfully.
https://github.com/dogtagpki/pki/wiki/Deploying-PKI-Server-Container