There is no man page for pki kra-audit command line.
Example: when i run kra-audit-mod i get the error No user principal provided
pki -d /opt/rhqa_pki/certs_db/ -u kra3admin -w Secret123 -h pki2.example.org -p 30490 kra-audit-mod --action enable
ForbiddenException: No user principal provided.
What does user principal mean here ?
Steps to Reproduce:
1.Install/Configure CA 2.Install/Configure KRA 3.man pki kra-audit
Actual results:
No Man page
Expected results:
Require man page for pki kra-audit
The audit command was originally added to TPS (pki tps-audit) and it's fully functional. The man page will be added soon.
Ideally other subsystems should provide the same audit command and currently the CLI and REST service for audit have already been added to those subsystems too. However, currently it doesn't work because it's still missing the ACL in the database (hence the "No user principal provided" error message). Since database upgrade framework (#710) is not implemented yet, the ACL cannot be added automatically to existing non-TPS instances.
Possible short term solutions:
Fixed in master:
Metadata Update from @mharmsen: - Issue assigned to edewata - Issue set to the milestone: 10.2.6
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