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Unable to complete enrollment on Ubuntu #3
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I've not been down this road on Ubuntu. Is the The traceback suggests to me that you're not finding the CA certificate which validates the management call to the REST API. I don't think you need to enable cert validation in a config file because my code is aggressive about requiring it. Not sure though. Anyway, if your The c_rehash thing is only required if we're pointing the python requests() module at a folder. Point it at a specific file (you can do either with the certbot-asa options) and c_rehash isn't required. |
The curl test w/o -k works, and i've updated to 9.8.2 and make it past the ASA portion of the negotiations. oddly if I try pointing it at a specific file it fails with the
error. using the SSL_CERT_FILE before the command gets me past that but chokes later I am currently pointing it at a folder that I used c_rehash on. Here are the exact commands (folder and specific file) (minus domain name):
To be clear the command that I used that got me the furthest (with the error first mentioned above) is:
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I was able to use SSL_CERT_FILE=<asa-mgmt.pem file location> to get the command line to work but the following happens:
Removed all but last 3 from traceback
If I use it with just the asa-store option I get an SSL Certificate Validation failure with asa-mgmt. I did use c_rehash on the cert directory. I'm using Ubuntu 16.04. I've also created a cert-validation.cfg file in the /etc/python directory with the following:
but i'm unsure if that is the proper location for ubuntu, it seems to be though... Unsure if this is something wrong on my end or the actual scripts
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