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Re: Testing needed for bug-775: Org certificates should be valid for 2 years


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  • From: Frederic Dumas <f.dumas AT ellis.siteparc.fr>
  • To: cacert-devel AT lists.cacert.org
  • Subject: Re: Testing needed for bug-775: Org certificates should be valid for 2 years
  • Date: Thu, 22 Aug 2019 14:08:03 +0200


Dear Bernhard,

I took time today to complete both tests, with an Org Server Cert and AN Org Client Cert. They have passed, obviously, and each of the generated certificates are valid until the 21st of August, 2021. Both test certificates exist on test.cacert.org.

Thank you for the clean and comprehensive guidance, that you gave me earlier. As it might be useful for the next tester candidate to read it too (you said you require 2x test) and follow the same steps, I quote your mail in attachment.

However, not everything went well until the end. As I submitted my (quite detailed) test report to Mantis, the animal abruptly decided that the "authentication token was not valid any more", and basically pushed to /dev/null my over one hour carefully crafted report. I suddenly felt like a secretary on front of Word™. I have to confess that my motivation to go ahead with the matter dropped dramatically.

Well, I am doing a break, and will try later to gather as much as I can from the puzzled details which I still have all around my screens.

Regards.

Frédéric.

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Frédéric Dumas
f.dumas AT ellis.siteparc.fr



Le 06/08/2019 à 21:58, Bernhard Fröhlich a écrit :
Hi Frederic,

I checked your setup now. Your basic setup is OK, you are an Org Admin (so you can add new Organisations, which you obviously have already found out), due to the flag set in the test manager.

The problems with respect to the test scenario I noticed are the following:

* Your new organisation (Ellis BBS ...) has neither domains not
admins. So it is not possible to create certificates for it yet.
* Your account is not an Assurer account, so it can not assigned as an
organisation's admin (which is something different than an
Organisation Assurer!)

To fix it these problems you may try this checklist:

* In the testmgr https://mgr.test.cacert.org:14843 use the "Manage
Account -> Automated Assurance" to give your account at least 95
additional points
* Also in the testmgr, in "Manage Account -> Assurer Challenge" assign
yourself one passed challenge. Alternatively you can do the test at
the CATS testserver https://cats.test.cacert.org:14843/, but this is
considerably more work, and sometines won't work at all due to
problems with the result upload... :-/
* Now change back to the test server https://test.cacert.org and
verify that you are an Assurer. "My Details -> My Trainings" should
state something like "You have passed the Assurer Challenge and
collected at least 100 Assurance Points, you are an Assurer."
* Use "Org Admin -> View Organisations" to find your Organisation
(probably at the bottom of the list) and use the "Admins (0)" link
* Klick the Add-Link in the top line, enter the (primary) mail address
of your account and set Master Account to yes. The rest of the
fields are optional
* Go back to your organisation at "Org Admin -> View Organisations"
and click "Domains (0)" and once more "Add"
* Enter a domain name you see fitting for your organisation, probably
something like "ellis.siteparc.fr"

Now you should be able to create Org client and Org server certificates for mail adresses @ellis.siteparc.fr and server names below ellis.siteparc.fr, so, for example, CSRs for server1.ellis.siteparc.fr and server2.subdomain.ellis.siteparc.fr should work.

Note that the only thing taken from a CSR is the server's CN and, maybe, SubjectAltNames. The names must match one of the recorded domain names.

Kind regards
Ted
;)

P.S.: I'd consider it a bug that in your non-assurer-account the "Org Client Certs" and "Org Server Certs" are shown, as you cannot use then yet, without being assigned as admin to an organisation. Probably the "Organisation Assurer" flag activates them, but this is not correct. The "Organisation Assurer" flag should only give you the "Org Admin" menu. But the impact of this bug indeed is minimal... :-)



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