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Docker files for the Lemur certificate orchestration tool
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Receiving a bad request when trying to create a new authority #9

Closed thevarunshah closed 8 years ago

thevarunshah commented 8 years ago

When trying to create a new authority, I receive a 400 bad request when it tries to post to /api/1/authorities. Could it be possible that the docker container doesn't have the last stable release?

kevgliss commented 8 years ago

I did release a new version recently. Although the older version should still work. I will try and update this docker image to go along with it this week.

kevgliss commented 8 years ago

I've upgraded the image to the latest stable release. I wonder though, how are you creating an authority? By default the only plugin included with Lemur is Verisign/Symantec, although there are others floating around (Digicert, EBJCA, openssl, etc.). The default root certificate is not included in the docker default.conf.py as which one you use is highly dependent on the use case.

Lemur is not an certificate authority itself and relies on other CA's to actually issue certificates.

thevarunshah commented 8 years ago

Thanks for the upgrade! I guess my problem was that I wasn't including the root cert - didn't fully understand the functionality - thanks for the clarification.