Command-Line Operations - Red Hat CERTIFICATE SYSTEM 7.3 - ADMINISTRATION Administration Manual

On the Administrator interface, click List Groups to display the list of existing groups.
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3. Click the GID of the group from which you want to delete the user.
In the Member section, locate the user that you want to delete from the group, and click the
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associated Delete link.
Adding New Agents and Administrators
After the initial installation and configuration of the RA, you may need to add new Agents and
Administrators. This involves adding a new user to the Certificate System, specifying the role for the
user (Agent or Administrator), and importing the certificate for that user.
Note
You need to be an RA Administrator with access to the Administration Interface to perform
this procedure.
Procedure 5.19. To add a new agent or administrator
1. Create a new user as described above.
2. Add the new user to the required group as described above.
Note
If you create a new group, ensure that you modify the admin.authorized_groups and
agent.authorized_groups parameters in CS.cfg to include the new group to reflect
the required authorization levels for the new group.

5.3.6. Command-line Operations

Most of the day-to-day RA operations can be performed using the browser-based interfaces. You can
also use the command line to perform more complex tasks, or where a browser is unavailable. The
following section describes some of these tasks.
Using SQL to Query the Database
RA administrators can query the SQLite database using a simple tool like sqlite3 from the
command line.
Procedure 5.20. To query the database using SQL:
1. Launch sqlite3 from command line, as follows:
[redhat@willow ~]$ sqlite3 /var/lib/rhpki-ra/conf/dbfile
When a connection is established to the database, you should see the sqlite prompt: sqlite>
2. You can now use standard sqlite commands to query the database, for example:
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