How to change the URL for downloading user certificates
Originally Published: 2001-07-30
Last Modified: 2023-10-06
Article Number
Applies To
Sentry CA 3.7
TechNote 0201
Issue
Resolution
Sentry CA 3.6 uses the variable "target_url" to set the download URL for an issued cert. This is done by setting up a variable "target_url", e.g.
[@target_url=whatever.xuda]
in the file authorize-request.xuda (located in ...\SentryCA\WebServer\Admin-server\ca\admin\). This will specify the page or URL (eg. "whatever.xuda") that displays the cert as issued via the "Issue Certificate" button (in "View/Certify Pending Certificate Request" page).
In the absence of explicitly setting the target_url variable, Sentry assumes the default which is "view-cert.xuda" (set in strong.exe).
For Sentry CA 3.7:
The target_url variable is not used in Sentry CA 3.7. Instead, the default download URL is specified by the value of "window.location.href" in the file, "req-quthorize.xuda" (located in ..\SentryCA\WebServer\admin-server\ca\cert-ops\).
In standard Sentry CA 3.7, users are directed to "/ca/cert-ops/cert-view.html". If you want to specify another URL for issuing a cert, change the link in "window.location.href" to a page or URL where users can obtain their client certificates.
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