Originally created by @dpisano on GitHub (Feb 4, 2017).
I'm in the process of renewing some of my expiring certificate. When I run dehydrated I get a error of ERROR: Certificate signing request contains non-DNS Subject Alternative Names. I have renewed this cert in the past with the same CSR without any problems. I even renewed another cert back on January 26th with no problems. From what I have been able to tell it looks like 03f0dc1 has broken certificate requests on Debbie 8. If I mainly run the old grep command I get DNS:sub.example.com back. If I run the new awk command I don't get anything back.
Originally created by @dpisano on GitHub (Feb 4, 2017).
I'm in the process of renewing some of my expiring certificate. When I run dehydrated I get a error of `ERROR: Certificate signing request contains non-DNS Subject Alternative Names`. I have renewed this cert in the past with the same CSR without any problems. I even renewed another cert back on January 26th with no problems. From what I have been able to tell it looks like 03f0dc1 has broken certificate requests on Debbie 8. If I mainly run the old grep command I get `DNS:sub.example.com` back. If I run the new awk command I don't get anything back.
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Originally created by @dpisano on GitHub (Feb 4, 2017).
I'm in the process of renewing some of my expiring certificate. When I run dehydrated I get a error of
ERROR: Certificate signing request contains non-DNS Subject Alternative Names. I have renewed this cert in the past with the same CSR without any problems. I even renewed another cert back on January 26th with no problems. From what I have been able to tell it looks like03f0dc1has broken certificate requests on Debbie 8. If I mainly run the old grep command I getDNS:sub.example.comback. If I run the new awk command I don't get anything back.@dpisano commented on GitHub (Feb 4, 2017):
I am able to get the same output as the
grepcommand if I usegawkinstead ofawk.@dpisano commented on GitHub (Feb 4, 2017):
Looks like it started working once I installed
gawk.