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Template: mandos/key_id
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_Description: New client option "key_id" is REQUIRED on server
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A new "key_id" client option is REQUIRED in the clients.conf file,
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otherwise the client most likely will not reboot unattended. This option:
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must be added in the file /etc/mandos/clients.conf, right before the
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"fingerprint" option, for each Mandos client. You must edit that file and
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add this option for all clients. To see the correct key ID for each
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client, run this command (on each client):
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mandos-keygen -F/dev/null|grep ^key_id
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Note: the clients must all also be using GnuTLS 3.6.6 or later; the server
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cannot serve passwords for both old and new clients!
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Rationale: With GnuTLS 3.6.6, Mandos has been forced to stop using OpenPGP
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keys as TLS session keys. A new TLS key pair will be generated on each
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client and will be used as identification, but the key ID of the public
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key needs to be added to this server, since this will now be used to
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identify the client to the server.
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Template: mandos/removed_bad_key_ids
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_Description: Bad key IDs have been removed from clients.conf
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Bad key IDs, which were created by a bug in Mandos client 1.8.0, have been
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removed from /etc/mandos/clients.conf
added
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