Add option to create CA restricted to some domains #94
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Thank you. This looks fine in principle. I'm about to travel, but I will review the code shortly. |
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Sorry, not sure why I approved but didn't merge this earlier. |
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As discussed in #92 this PR adds the option to create a CA restricted to subdomains of some domains. Sample usage:
This is a first version, please let me know what you think! Ideas for future improvement: We could print an error if a certificate is to be signed which is not valid with the restrictions.
IP network restrictions work in a very similar way.
Closes #92