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If you create a Root CA, a Sub CA, and a Leaf CA, and look up their certificates, you will see that the chain information presented by lemur of a CA is incomplete.
The Root CA has no chain, which is of course correct.
The Sub CA has no chain.
The Leaf CA has the Sub CA in its chain.
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@russell-lewis and @ManishMehta I have fixed this such that the SubCA has it's root in it's chain. Would you also suggest that I put the CA root in the leaf CA's chain? It would be my assumption with SubCAs that while ultimately chaining up to the CA root it would never be referenced in a typical application and instead would only chain up only to the SubCA root.
If you create a Root CA, a Sub CA, and a Leaf CA, and look up their certificates, you will see that the chain information presented by lemur of a CA is incomplete.
The Root CA has no chain, which is of course correct.
The Sub CA has no chain.
The Leaf CA has the Sub CA in its chain.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: