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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Some plugins store ACME certificates on disk, e.g. OPNWAF (Apache) or Caddy.
It would be nice if these certificates could be displayed inside "Trust: Certificates" and emitted via API so they can be consumed via the Certificates Dashboard widget.
Describe the solution you like
Including the information that the plugin has ACME Certificates in the filesystem, e.g. by using plugins.inc to emit:
The paths (multiple paths possible) the certificates are stored in (so they can be recursively read by a script)
Name of the Application (e.g. OPNWAF/ Caddy / ACME etc...)
Maybe which files or folder names to skip (e.g. files ending with *.key or a folder named *custom) during recursion.
A script reads the certificates from disk and together with the information from plugins.inc, displays them in "Trust: Certificates"
Command buttons that can edit/delete/clone the certificates should not be available
Certificates should be marked as automatic, and the plugin they came from
These certificates should not be selectable in certificate field types
The certificates should not be imported into the trust store, just displayed in the existing bootgrid
(Maybe) They could be downloadable, and information displayed when the commands are executed, though this would also include the need of private key parsing etc... might make the scope too big.
The Certificate API should emit these certificates in the same manner as the existing ones, so they can be consumed by the Certificates Widget and the Certificate GUI pages.
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Some plugins store ACME certificates on disk, e.g. OPNWAF (Apache) or Caddy.
It would be nice if these certificates could be displayed inside "Trust: Certificates" and emitted via API so they can be consumed via the Certificates Dashboard widget.
Describe the solution you like
Including the information that the plugin has ACME Certificates in the filesystem, e.g. by using plugins.inc to emit:
A script reads the certificates from disk and together with the information from plugins.inc, displays them in "Trust: Certificates"
The Certificate API should emit these certificates in the same manner as the existing ones, so they can be consumed by the Certificates Widget and the Certificate GUI pages.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: