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I believe your problem is you need to set up a new path for the intermediate as well. Try putting the new blocks at the bottom under pki_int |
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@erkerb4 did you manage to do this? Thank you |
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Hello!
I would like to pick everyone's brain about establishing a Root and Intermediate Certificate Authority using the vault-operator. I've seen a couple of discussions on here and Slack, but have not seen enough breadcrumbs to get it working. I'd be happy to do a PR If I can get this to work, so others can take advantage of it.
There is a good starting point at the repo for root CA . I am attempting to make this work with test.local domain just as PoC. I am trying to follow the Vault docs; however, I am falling short.
This block works OK with creating the Root CA:
Step 2, guides you to create a new secret engine at the path of
pki_intand generate intermediate CA. The steps are to create a CSR, and get it signed by the root. So this is how I've attempted to replicate it with the config:At this stage, I would expect to have a CSR created, but i do not. vault-configurer complains with the following log entries:
It's complaining that
pki/intermediate/generate/exportedis an unsupported operation. Am I misreading PKI docs : Generate intermediate CSR ?Any pointers would be appreciated. Thank you for taking the time to go through this discussion.
I am using Bank Vaults 1.21.1 with Vault 1.13.5.
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I also attempted to generate the intermediate at
pki_intpath, and the results are the same:vault-configurer log:
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