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Add organisation in command line#37
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@mrjk mrjk commented Mar 6, 2017

This would allow a better system/OS integration, and make easier to maintain more than one PKI.

mrjk and others added 10 commits March 6, 2017 04:41
This commit add an new optional parameter in command line to select
the organisation the user want to work with. It allows pkictl to be
embedded in a distro as a generic tool to manage an organisation
pki.
This commit changes the default config, ca and import directory into
subdirectory. This is to avoid flat file organisation, and a better
file structure.
This change to make cleaner the project root, and to fit to the new
default settings.
This feature allows to load environment variable from a configuration
file. The configuration file should be a simple bash script where
environment variables are exported.
* feat(pkictl): add batch mode support

This allow to autosign requests when used via scripts (like ansible).
However it breaks unit tests on eecert as they ask user input to fill
certificate requests. The correct work around is to prefill user data
in openssl configurations.

* docs(README.MD): add PKICTL_BATCH explanations
Feat/config file support

This feature allows to load a config file in some specific directories before being executed. It is an alternative to environment variables.
Refactor/default paths

This feature will change all default paths for openssl configuration. This potentially breaks compatibility, but it can be easily fixed to get back the old behavior while doing: export $PKICTL_CONFIG_DIR=$(pwd)
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