SSL Certificates commonname does not replace %D

[j123b567]

After some investigation of /etc/init.d/oui-httpd I found, that I need either px5g or openssl binary to generate selfsigned keys. After installing openssl-utils, init script generates keys, but commonname is %D, which is the default value from configuration in /etc/config/oui-httpd

Where it was intended that this placeholder will be replaced? Probably by domain name? Is it a specific feature of some of these binaries? Or it is just currently unimplemented?

[zhaojh329]

https://github.com/zhaojh329/oui/blob/master/oui-httpd/files/oui-httpd.init#L35

[j123b567]

Yes, but the commonname=%D so "${commonname:-OpenWrt}" leads to "%D" which is later passed to openssl/px5g which use it as text and does not replace it by nothing meaningful.

So, prior this command, there should be some replacement logic, which is currently unimplemented?
Just need to know, if it is a bug, misconfiguration, or it is just not implemented yet.

[zhaojh329]

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