Generate CRL #82
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This way OpenVPN doesn't refuse to start up if a CRL is specified in the server config file.
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@eherot looks quite tidy! Will do some additional manual testing but as far as I can see this won't affect general use. Thanks for your contribution! |
This was referenced May 15, 2016
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It's helpful to have the OpenVPN cookbook do this work because if
/etc/openvpn/server.confreferences a CRL that does not yet exist, the entire converge blows up. Normally this would be solved by "pre-seeding" the file with a wrapper cookbook, but in order to generate a CRL you need the openssl.cnf file that this cookbook creates.