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I just installed origin-ca-issuer (it works great!), but I noticed I got a SHA256-RSA signature when using the OriginIssuer example from the README, which sets requestType: OriginECC.
Conversely, when I updated it to requestType: OriginRSA and forced a certificate to be reissued, I got a ECDSA-SHA256 signature.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Well, that's ackward. This area was refectored as part of open sourcing, so I'll have to check pre-history to understand what went wrong. I suspect a bad merge somehow happened.
The requested certificate type was backwards, so requesting an RSA
signature resulted in an ECC signature from the Origin CA API and
vice-versa.
This changeset corrects the requested signature type, and adds tests to
verify the provisioner's behaviors.
Fixes#72
Take a look at
origin-ca-issuer/pkgs/provisioners/origin.go
Lines 108 to 111 in 39d567a
I just installed origin-ca-issuer (it works great!), but I noticed I got a
SHA256-RSA
signature when using theOriginIssuer
example from theREADME
, which setsrequestType: OriginECC
.Conversely, when I updated it to
requestType: OriginRSA
and forced a certificate to be reissued, I got aECDSA-SHA256
signature.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: