Hello
By default internet certificates created by the Domino CA contains an URL which points to the CRL. The format is: ldap:///CN=,O=, …etc.
Clients like Internet Explorer cannot deal with this format and display a warning message when they attempt to check the CRL.
Can anyone recommend a method to publish a CRL?
Thank you in advance.
Subject: no .bin
I don’t have a .bin-file in my directory(/domino/data). You are using unix, right?
Subject: CRL
Look in the domino directory for file Crl****.bin, and publish him
Subject: CRL
When you create a root certificate, specify the CRL to http
Subject: hidden function
I found a solution for this. There is a hidden @CRL-function which has the ability to create a crl.
Subject: CRL file
@Jan: Could you share details how to solve this and create CRL file? How you use @CRL hidden function to create CRL file?
Subject: CRL
Yes, my server on a linux.
Try create and revoke SSL certificate.
Subject: CRL
Thank you for your answer.
But I already did change the CA from LDP to “http”. But this won’t create a CRL-file. It just changes the URL in the certificates itself.
I want to know how to create a CRL that is accessible from the internet.
Is it possible to do this?