Cert Manager Layout
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@jimp Awesome, thank you jimp
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Nice feature, thanks.
-Rico
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@jimp Is this something that will require editing in future releases, or will it be added?
I find it very helpful, particularly in my Virtualbox Cert Manager. -
@Gil said in Cert Manager Layout:
Is this something that will require editing in future releases, or will it be added?
As jimp said, it will be part of 2.5.0
@jimp said in Cert Manager Layout:
The commits might apply cleanly against 2.4.4, but I haven't tried.
I can confirm it works in 2.4.4_2
-Rico
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Is it just me or does anyone else now get an error when they attempt to create a new cert?
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Works fine here. Is that on 2.5.0? Or on 2.4.4-p2?
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2.4.4-p2, several machines.
Perhaps it is my methodology of importing the 2 files.
I used the Diag / edit file; by copying and pasting each of the new files, then saving. -
That's why, then. Use the patch. There are other changes to the page that aren't in 2.4.4-p2.
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@jimp Thanks again.
I wasn't aware of the Patch Package, very cool. -
Is the filtering performed before listing the certificates, or is everything still loaded? I already have over 1000 certificates and it takes over 40 seconds to list them. I use most certificates for OpenVPN and the list takes a long time.
I already asked this question last year in the german forum and had not received an answer yet. -
It's filtered by JavaScript so it wouldn't help in that situation.
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@MeisterBlocker said in Cert Manager Layout:
I already asked this question last year in the german forum and had not received an answer yet.
Because there was/is none. But after having dozens of pages of posts, you could've asked again after some time - no problem with that. ;)
As for huge deployments with high 3 digit or 4 digit numbers of certificates, I'd definitly go another route as to manage it on pfSense. After all, you only need the CA and a server cert to run the server part. You can/could deploy/script yourself another way to create/generate your config files (e.g. a generic config with links to generic named files that can be bundled with the certs). I'd assume with that high count of VPN connections, you don't manage the users on pfSense either but use some other auth like Radius or LDAP
