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Password Alias attribute for dcm:key and dcm:certificate elements #86
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Could you please further explain your error? Which targets are you expecting to use? I'm not seeing references to a deprecated password attribute. |
zfivgas - I don't believe that DCM has not yet been updated to handle
password aliases. Anyone can submit a pull request, if you want to take a
stab at it. Otherwise I'll see if I can get to it this week or next.
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Could you please further explain your error? Which targets are you
expecting to use? I'm not seeing references to a deprecated password
attribute.
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@nhmathis The use of passwords in certain objects like certificates and keys (http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21702755) has been deprecated since v7.2. http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21634531#dr720 @richgroot I would probably do more harm than good trying to update the code. I am not in any rush as this will be an enhancement to some of our process automation. Thank you! |
This missing feature has also irritated me for quite some time and I'm quite sure it has lost DCM some users over the years. That said, I wouldn't worry too much about using a deprecated DP feature in pre-production environments. So you are ok where you absolutely need deployments to be fully automated (e.g. CI/CD pipelines). When it comes to production, you can minimize the pain by using the "objects-from-def" DCM task and a definition file with something like this:
Then post-deploy you will just need to manually use the UI to select the correct PasswordAlias for all your Key objects. Good enough for a handful of passwords; bad luck if you have dozens I'm afraid... |
The dcm:certificate and dcm:key elements indicate a password attribute however that is deprecated. Is there password alias attribute that can be used?
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