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ECDSA account keys #2209
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Boulder support was landed in letsencrypt/boulder#1357 |
Oh, thanks once again, @alex! |
Related to this, it looks like it's currently not possible to revoke EC certificates using the certificate key. If I'm reading the stack trace correctly (see link below), this might be due to the request signing code only expecting (or supporting) RSA keys, so I'm guessing a fix for this issue would also solve the revocation issue. LMK if I'm missing something and this is a separate issue. Further details: https://community.letsencrypt.org/t/cant-revoke-ec-certs-error-but-rsa-cert-revokes-ok/18820 |
Wrote a related comment and I support this unreservedly. Are you having a hackathon anytime soon? I'd probably ease into development better that way, with a single day of hand-holding, but feel free to point me to low-hanging fruit issues for now. |
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This solves certbot#2209, certbot#2625 and certbot#3349 Co-Authored-By: Tomoyuki-GH <55397638+Tomoyuki-GH@users.noreply.github.com>
I think this depends on finishing this class https://github.com/certbot/josepy/blob/master/src/josepy/jwk.py#L124 |
Similar to #2163, however there might be no support on the Boulder side at all yet.
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