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Support for the E (email) tag #826
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Have you found any workarounds to embed e-mail into the certificate? |
No i switched to generating my certificates manually using keystore
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Do we have a date on when this could be fixed ? Microsoft / Jamf SCEP profiles allow to add the E attribute to certificate subjects and this could break the feature for a lot of customers |
The origin of the problem seems to be here - https://golang.org/pkg/crypto/x509/pkix/#Name |
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It seems that when you generate a certifcate with an E tag/attribute in the csr it is omitted. The same goes for if you generate your own csr that contains an E tag the generated certificate will not copy the email tag. Would it be possible to include this tag?
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