Michael Peck wrote:
 Hi -
 My question is a follow-on to the CMC enrollment thread from April 28.
 The earlier thread says CMC requests have to be inputted through the 
 web based "certificate enrollment profiles" by filling in a form field 
 with the request data.
 I noticed the Dogtag CA has servlets running at:
  /ee/ca/profileSubmitCMCFull
  /ee/ca/profileSubmitCMCSimple
  /ee/ca/CMCRevReq
 Is it possible for a client to send requests directly to those 
 servlets instead of going through the web form -- and is there a way 
 for the client to receive the CMC Response from the server as 
 described in the RFC, rather than just the text message / base64 
 certificate returned by the web form after it is submitted? 
You don' t have to
use a web form. Here is an example of how to use 
sslget to submit a request:
https://www.redhat.com/docs/manuals/cert-system/tools/7.2/SSLGet-Usage.html
While the example on the page is not the same servlet and request type, 
I imagine it's similar.  Response can be xmloutput instead of a web 
form, as you can see in the example. Just make sure you tweak the 
enrollment profile "output" and "input" to fit your needs.
You can learn about how to tweak/customize your profiles here:
http://www.redhat.com/docs/manuals/cert-system/7.3/html/Administration_Gu...
 Also, do CMC requests always have to be signed by an authorized agent, 
 or has there been any thought to allowing clients to rekey their own 
 certificates directly with the CA?  (e.g. authenticate a new 
 certificate request using the old certificate with the same subject) 
authentication
and authorization can also be customized.  You can 
eliminate the authz all together if that's what you wish.  You can also 
write your own authorization or authentication plugins.  You can copy 
one from existing plugins and work from there too.  All the existing 
authentication plugins are in 
pki/base/common/src/com/netscape/cms/authentication and all the 
authorization plugins are in 
/home/cfu/dogtag/src4/pki/base/common/src/com/netscape/cms/authorization.
You can customize the enrollment servlets too.
Finally, if you feel that your plugins could be contributed bacl to 
Dogtag, we welcome you to submit it for review!
Thanks!
Christina
 Has interoperability been tested with any tools besides the ones 
 described here 
http://pki.fedoraproject.org/wiki/PKI_Java_Tools  
 (CMCEnroll/CMCRequest/etc.)?  Do any other CMC clients actually exist?
 Thanks,
 Mike Peck
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