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@fmarco76 Thanks! Both commands will work. So pki ca-cert-issue
will do what pki ca-cert-request-submit
does (i.e. submitting the cert request with profile authentication), but since the profile doesn't require approval the pki ca-cert-issue
will skip the approval step (i.e. no CA admin/agent credentials required), and it will simply retrieve the new cert. I'll update the tests & docs for this later.
The
pki ca-cert-request-submit
command can be used in two ways. If it's invoked with an install token, the cert will be issued immediately. If it's invoked without an install token, it will submit the request to the CA, but then the request will need to be approved, and the cert will need to be retrieved separately.To make it easier to issue a cert, a new
pki ca-cert-issue
has been added which is similar topki ca-cert-request-submit
but it can approve the request and retrieve the cert immediately if invoked with the proper credentials.pkispawn
and most CI tests have been updated to use the new command. Thepki ca-cert-request-submit
options that take an install token have been deprecated.