Add explicit cn_validations field to PKI Roles #15996
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This new parameter allows disabling all validations on a common name, enabled by default on sign-verbatim and issuer generation options. Presently, the default behavior is to allow either an email address (denoted with an @ in the name) or a hostname to pass validation. Operators can restrict roles to just a single option (e.g., for email certs, limit CNs to have strictly email addresses and not hostnames). By setting the value to `disabled`, CNs of other formats can be accepted without validating their contents against our minimal correctness checks for email/hostname/wildcard that we typically apply even when broad permissions (allow_any_name=true, enforce_hostnames=false, and allow_wildcard_certificates=true) are granted on the role. Signed-off-by: Alexander Scheel <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: Alexander Scheel <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: Alexander Scheel <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: Alexander Scheel <[email protected]>
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This new parameter allows disabling all validations on a common name, enabled by default on
sign-verbatimand issuer generation options.Presently, the default behavior is to allow either an email address (denoted with an
@in the name) or a hostname to pass validation. Operators can restrict roles to just a single option (e.g., for email certs, limit CNs to have strictly email addresses and not hostnames).By setting the value to
disabled, CNs of other formats can be accepted without validating their contents against our minimal correctness checks for email/hostname/wildcard that we typically apply even when broad permissions (allow_any_name=true,enforce_hostnames=false, andallow_wildcard_certificates=true) are granted on the role.Resolves: #15596