Hi Tom,
I don't think this is a behavior starting
b47. IMO, this had always been the case. Can you try it
with any previous build?
Thanks,
Kedar
Tom Amiro wrote:
> Hi,
>
> With GF b47 Beta3, the certs files automatically generated do not
> have the fully qualified hostname (CN). For example, on host *glrr*
>> Alias name: *s1as*
>> Creation date: May 19, 2007
>> Entry type: keyEntry
>> Certificate chain length: 1
>> Certificate[1]:
>> Owner: *CN=glrr*, OU=Sun Java System Application Server, O=Sun
>> Microsystems, L=San
>> ta Clara, ST=California, C=US
>> Issuer: CN=glrr, OU=Sun Java System Application Server, O=Sun
>> Microsystems, L=Sa
>> nta Clara, ST=California, C=US
>> Serial number: 464ef3f0
>> Valid from: Sat May 19 08:56:16 EDT 2007 until: Tue May 16 08:56:16
>> EDT 2017
>> Certificate fingerprints:
>> MD5: 8A:12:C5:83:47:96:BC:6F:AC:FA:59:60:19:12:5C:A1
>> SHA1:
>> A2:FC:A4:7D:D3:2D:57:C1:BA:DD:F1:41:95:93:36:21:12:31:0A:8B
> We have set the following in /etc/hosts and put 'files nis' in
> /etc/nsswitch.conf
>
> glrr.east.sun.com
>
> We want to get the fully qualified *CN=glrr.east.sun.com*
> automatically generated
> on installing GF but on this Solaris 10 Sparc machine it is not
> happening, whereas
> on another Solaris X86 machine on the same subnet we are getting the FQCN.
>
> We have restarted inetd and even rebooted glrr to no avail.
> What is required during domain generation for the fully qualified
> hostname to
> be picked up?
>
> Tom
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