Originally created by @sven3 on GitHub (Aug 17, 2017).
OpenSSL 1.1 (included in current Debian stable) uses a different spacing output format (at least) for the CSR's subject. When requesting a certificate without SAN using a CSR, this leads to a blank CN being requested.
With OpenSSL 1.0:
Subject: DC=org, DC=myorganization, CN=www.my.org
With OpenSSL 1.1:
Subject: DC = org, DC = myorganization, CN = www.my.org
Originally created by @sven3 on GitHub (Aug 17, 2017).
OpenSSL 1.1 (included in current Debian stable) uses a different spacing output format (at least) for the CSR's subject. When requesting a certificate without SAN using a CSR, this leads to a blank CN being requested.
With OpenSSL 1.0:
Subject: DC=org, DC=myorganization, CN=www.my.org
With OpenSSL 1.1:
Subject: DC = org, DC = myorganization, CN = www.my.org
The attached patch fixes this.
[dehydrated.patch.txt](https://github.com/lukas2511/dehydrated/files/1231288/dehydrated.patch.txt)
Blocking a user prevents them from interacting with repositories, such as opening or commenting on pull requests or issues. Learn more about blocking a user.
Originally created by @sven3 on GitHub (Aug 17, 2017).
OpenSSL 1.1 (included in current Debian stable) uses a different spacing output format (at least) for the CSR's subject. When requesting a certificate without SAN using a CSR, this leads to a blank CN being requested.
With OpenSSL 1.0:
Subject: DC=org, DC=myorganization, CN=www.my.org
With OpenSSL 1.1:
Subject: DC = org, DC = myorganization, CN = www.my.org
The attached patch fixes this.
dehydrated.patch.txt