REVOKE_REASON - Universal Certificate configuration option
Description
The REVOKE_REASON option specifies the reason that a certificate is being revoked.
(Valid reasons for certificate revocation are defined as part of RFC 3280.)
Usage
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Command Line, Short Form |
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Command Line, Long Form |
-revoke_reason reason |
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Environment Variable |
UCRREVOKEREASON=reason |
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Values
reason is the reason a certificate is being revoked.
Universal Certificate accepts the following valid values for reason:
- unspecified
No reason is given. - keyCompromise
Subject's private key, or some other aspect of the subject, has been compromised. - caCompromised
CA private key, or some other aspect of the subject, has been compromised. - affiliationChange
Subject's name or other information in the certificate has changed. There is no reason to suspect the private key is compromised. - superseded
Certificate has been superseded by another certificate. There is no reason to suspect the private key is compromised. - cessationOfOperation
Certificate is no longer required for the purpose it was issued. There is no reason to suspect the private key is compromised. - privilegeWithdrawn
Privilege contained within the certificate is withdrawn.
Default is unspecified.