Certificate renewal command #286
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Should this have the ability to renew a revoked certificate? In reading the source, it appears that if I revoke a certificate, I cannot renew that certificate. |
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Adds a 'renew' command to renew an existing certificate.
The new certificate will use the same SANs as previous certificate or alternatively the ones passed through --subject-alt-name.
Certificate renewal will only be allowed if the current certificate is already expired or will expire in the next 30 days.
Renewed certificates are moved to a 'renewed' PKI sub-dir, as is done for revoked certificates.