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Duplicated certificate entries on the library due to a new CA being introduced and the step not updated
Reproduction steps
Just remove the current CAs (issuers) from the script and you should get the certificates duplicated.
Once they are duplicated (3 or 4 times), restore that list and try to update the certificates and get them replaced (it will not work)
You have to loop on the existing certificates to update them all to be archived and replaced by the new one.
We had this problem because we needed some custom code and the plugin was not up to date but the issue regarding replacing the certificates is still valid.
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if ($expiring_certificates) {
$expiring_certificates_count = $expiring_certificates.Count
Write-Host "Found $expiring_certificates_count certificates that expire with $($OctopusParameters["LE_Cloudflare_ReplaceIfExpiresInDays"]) days. Requesting new certificates for $($LE_Cloudflare_CertificateDomain) from Lets Encrypt"
$le_certificate = Get-LetsEncryptCertificate
# PFX
$existing_certificates = $certificates | Where-Object { $_.CertificateDataFormat -eq "Pkcs12" }
$existing_certificates_count = $existing_certificates.Count
Write-Host "Found $existing_certificates_count certificates to replace. Iterating..."
$certificate_as_json = Get-ReplaceCertificatePFXAsJson -Certificate $le_certificate
ForEach ($existing_certificate in $existing_certificates)
{
$certificateId = $existing_certificate.Id
Write-Host "Replacing $certificateId with new certificate"
Update-OctopusCertificate -Certificate_Id $existing_certificate.Id -JsonBody $certificate_as_json
}
}
Edit:
Additionally, if possible (and I'm looking to make it possible) the following array should be fetched from somewhere any time the step starts to avoid these problems. $LE_Cloudflare_Issuers = @("Let's Encrypt Authority X3", "E1", "E2", "R3", "R4", "R5", "R6", "R10", "R11")
Instead of a static thing we should be getting it from an API somewhere.
Step template
Lets Encrypt - Cloudflare
Step version
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Octopus version
Any
Step template parameter inputs
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What happened
Duplicated certificate entries on the library due to a new CA being introduced and the step not updated
Reproduction steps
Just remove the current CAs (issuers) from the script and you should get the certificates duplicated.
Once they are duplicated (3 or 4 times), restore that list and try to update the certificates and get them replaced (it will not work)
You have to loop on the existing certificates to update them all to be archived and replaced by the new one.
We had this problem because we needed some custom code and the plugin was not up to date but the issue regarding replacing the certificates is still valid.
More Information
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: