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krb5: Clarify documentation for ‘pkinit_revoke’ parameter

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If multiple valid CRLs are specified for a particular issuer, only the
first will be checked. The documentation didn’t really hint at this.

Signed-off-by: Joseph Sutton <josephsutton@catalyst.net.nz>
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Joseph Sutton
2023-07-05 15:50:32 +12:00
committed by Jeffrey Altman
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@@ -185,6 +185,7 @@ anchors for PKINIT KDC certificates.
.It Li pkinit_revoke = Va HX509-STORE ... .It Li pkinit_revoke = Va HX509-STORE ...
This is a multi-valued parameter naming one or more stores of This is a multi-valued parameter naming one or more stores of
CRLs for the issuers of PKINIT KDC certificates. CRLs for the issuers of PKINIT KDC certificates.
Only the first valid CRL for a particular issuer will be checked.
If no CRLs are configured, then CRLs will not be checked. If no CRLs are configured, then CRLs will not be checked.
This is because hx509 currently lacks support. This is because hx509 currently lacks support.
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@@ -905,6 +906,7 @@ type stores are OpenSSL-style CA certificate hash directories.
.It Li pkinit_revoke = Va HX509-STORE ... .It Li pkinit_revoke = Va HX509-STORE ...
This is a multi-valued parameter naming one or more stores of This is a multi-valued parameter naming one or more stores of
CRLs for the issuers of PKINIT client certificates. CRLs for the issuers of PKINIT client certificates.
Only the first valid CRL for a particular issuer will be checked.
If no CRLs are configured, then CRLs will not be checked. If no CRLs are configured, then CRLs will not be checked.
This is because the KDC will not dereference CRL distribution This is because the KDC will not dereference CRL distribution
points nor request OCSP responses. points nor request OCSP responses.