Certificate reset¶
Presentation¶
This plugin allows users to reset their certificate informations.
Kinematics:
User click reset certificate button.
He enters his mail.
LL::NG looks for the user in users database with given information.
An email with a link is sent if user exists.
User clicks on the link and he is redirected to the portal.
The portal asks him to upload his certificate file (base64, pem only).
A confirmation mail is sent to confirm the certificate has been successfully reset.
Danger
LDAP backend supported only
Configuration¶
Requirements
You have to activate the ‘certificate reset’ button in the login page. Go in Manager,
General Parameters
»Portal
»Customization
»Buttons on login page
»Reset certificate
. See portal customization.The SMTP server must be setup. See SMTP server setup.
The register module also must be setup. Go in Manager,
General Parameters
»Authentication parameters
»Register Module
and choose your module.
Manager Configuration
Go in Manager, General Parameters
» Plugins
» Certificate management
:
Mail content:
Certificat reset mail subject: subject of mail sent when certificate is reset
Certificat reset mail content (optional): content of mail sent when certificate is reset
Confirmation mail subject: subject of mail sent when certificate reset is asked
Confirmation mail content (optional): content of mail sent when certificate is asked
Attention
By default, mail contents are empty in order to use templates:
portal/skins/common/mail_certificateConfirm.tpl
portal/skins/common/mail_certificateReset.tpl
If you define custom mail contents in Manager, then templates won’t be used.
Other:
Reset certificate page URL: URL of certificate reset page (default: [PORTAL]/certificateReset)
Certificate descrition attribute: attribute where to save certificate description name (Default description)
Certificate hash attribute: attribute where to store certificate hash (Default userCertificate;binary)
Minimun duration before expiration: number of days of validity before certificate expires. Default 0.
Danger
.p12 certificates only.