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getcert-resubmit(1)

NAME

   getcert

SYNOPSIS

   getcert resubmit [options]

DESCRIPTION

   Tells  certmonger  to  generate  (or  regenerate) a signing request and
   submit (or resubmit) the signing request to a CA for signing.

SPECIFYING REQUESTS BY NICKNAME

   -i NAME
          Resubmit a signing request for the tracking  request  which  has
          this  nickname.  If this option is not specified, and a tracking
          entry which matches the  key  and  certificate  storage  options
          which are specified already exists, that entry will be used.  If
          not  specified,  the  location  of  the  certificate  should  be
          specified with either a combination of the -d and -n options, or
          with the -f option.

SPECIFYING REQUESTS BY CERTIFICATE LOCATION

   -d DIR The  certificate  is  in  the  NSS  database  in  the  specified
          directory.

   -n NAME
          The  certificate  in  the  NSS  database  named  with -d has the
          specified nickname.  Only valid with -d.

   -t TOKEN
          If the NSS database has  more  than  one  token  available,  the
          certificate  is stored in this token.  This argument only rarely
          needs to be specified.  Only valid with -d.

   -f FILE
          The certificate is stored in the named file.

ENROLLMENT OPTIONS

   -c NAME
          Submit the new signing request to the specified CA  rather  than
          the  one  which was previously associated with this certificate.
          The name of the CA should correspond to one  listed  by  getcert
          list-cas.

   -T NAME
          Request  a  certificate  using  the  named profile, template, or
          certtype, from the specified CA.

   -I NAME
          Assign the  specified  nickname  to  this  task,  replacing  the
          previous nickname.

SIGNING REQUEST OPTIONS

   -N NAME
          Change the subject name to include in the signing request.

   -u keyUsage
          Add  an  extensionRequest  for  the  specified  keyUsage  to the
          signing request.  The keyUsage value is expected to  be  one  of
          these names:

          digitalSignature

          nonRepudiation

          keyEncipherment

          dataEncipherment

          keyAgreement

          keyCertSign

          cRLSign

          encipherOnly

          decipherOnly

   -U EKU Change    the    extendedKeyUsage    value   specified   in   an
          extendedKeyUsage  extension   part   of   the   extensionRequest
          attribute  in the signing request.  The EKU value is expected to
          be an object identifier (OID).

   -K NAME
          Change the Kerberos  principal  name  specified  as  part  of  a
          subjectAltName  extension part of the extensionRequest attribute
          in the signing request.

   -E EMAIL
          Change the email address specified as part of  a  subjectAltName
          extension  part of the extensionRequest attribute in the signing
          request.

   -D DNSNAME
          Change the DNS  name  specified  as  part  of  a  subjectAltName
          extension  part of the extensionRequest attribute in the signing
          request.

   -A ADDRESS
          Change the IP address specified  as  part  of  a  subjectAltName
          extension  part of the extensionRequest attribute in the signing
          request.

   -l FILE
          Add an optional ChallengePassword value, read from the file,  to
          the signing request.  A ChallengePassword is often required when
          the CA is accessed using SCEP.

   -L PIN Add  the  argument  value  to   the   signing   request   as   a
          ChallengePassword   attribute.   A  ChallengePassword  is  often
          required when the CA is accessed using SCEP.

OTHER OPTIONS

   -B COMMAND
          When ever the certificate or the CA's certificates are saved  to
          the specified locations, run the specified command as the client
          user before saving the certificates.

   -C COMMAND
          When ever the certificate or the CA's certificates are saved  to
          the specified locations, run the specified command as the client
          user after saving the certificates.

   -a DIR When ever the certificate is saved to the specified location, if
          root  certificates  for  the  CA are available, save them to the
          specified NSS database.

   -F FILE
          When ever the certificate is saved to the specified location, if
          root  certificates  for the CA are available, and when the local
          copies of the CA's root certificates are updated, save  them  to
          the specified file.

   -w     Wait  for  the  certificate to be reissued and saved, or for the
          attempt to obtain one to fail.

   -v     Be verbose about errors.  Normally,  the  details  of  an  error
          received  from  the  daemon will be suppressed if the client can
          make a diagnostic suggestion.

BUGS

   Please    file    tickets    for    any    that     you     find     at
   https://fedorahosted.org/certmonger/

SEE ALSO

   certmonger(8)   getcert(1)   getcert-add-ca(1)   getcert-add-scep-ca(1)
   getcert-list-cas(1)   getcert-list(1)   getcert-modify-ca(1)   getcert-
   refresh-ca(1)    getcert-refresh(1)    getcert-remove-ca(1)    getcert-
   request(1)  getcert-start-tracking(1)  getcert-status(1)  getcert-stop-
   tracking(1)    certmonger-certmaster-submit(8)   certmonger-dogtag-ipa-
   renew-agent-submit(8)    certmonger-dogtag-submit(8)    certmonger-ipa-
   submit(8)      certmonger-local-submit(8)     certmonger-scep-submit(8)
   certmonger_selinux(8)



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