Netscape MANAGEMENT SYSTEM 4.5 Installation And Setup Manual page 351

• The parameter names and their values are strings. The parameter names can be
hierarchically structured with
ca.Policy.rule.RSAKeyRule.maxSize
(such as in the example) can be requested from the configuration
Policy
corresponding to its higher level (
• The values that need to be localized (such as distinguished names in multibyte
format) should be entered in
see the document UTF-8, a transformation format of Unicode and ISO 10646,
available at this URL:
h
ttp://info.internet.isi.edu:80/in-notes/rfc/files/rfc2044.txt
• Certificate Management System writes out the configuration in a sorted order.
• The values of some parameters are referenced to other parts of the
configuration file. For example, assume that a parameter is defined as
subsystem.id=ca
parameters beginning with
• The configuration file supports Unix-style file separator, the forward slash (/).
If the backward slash (\) file separator is required, use two backward slashes
(\\) instead of one.
• The sample shown on page 353 illustrates how authentication-specific
information appears in the configuration file. Keep the following points in
mind:
All authentication-specific information, such as names of registered
authentication plug-in modules and any configured instances, appears in
the Authentication section of the configuration file.
Each registered authentication plug-in module is identified by its
implementation name and the corresponding Java class.
Each configured instance of an authentication module is identified by the
name or ID you specified when creating it.
You can create multiple instances out of an implementation; each instance
must have a unique name.
The name of an authentication instance must be used in the corresponding
enrollment form so that the server is able to determine the authentication
method during end-user enrollment. For details, see "Step 5. Set Up the
Enrollment Interface" on page 534.
notation with multiple levels—for example,
'.'
. The entries corresponding to a lower level
in the example).
ca
format. For more information on this format,
utf8
; when this parameter is processed by the server, all the
will be used.
ca
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