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OpenXPKI::Server::Workflow::Activity::Tools::RevokeCertificate(3) User Contributed Perl Documentation OpenXPKI::Server::Workflow::Activity::Tools::RevokeCertificate(3)

OpenXPKI::Server::Workflow::Activity::Tools::RevokeCertificate;

Trigger revocation of a certificate by starting an unwatched workflow. Intendend usage is to provide the workflow name plus all parameters that are mandatory to start the given workflow. All parameters given to the activity definition will be used as input parameters for the workflow, except of the workflow and target_key parameter (system namespace wf_ is obviously also filtered).

The parameters invalidity_time and delay_revocation_time are parsed using OpenXPKI::DateTime and passed as epoch to the workflow.

To support legacy configurations, the class assumes the default workflow and presets reason_code and flag_batch_mode to default values when the workflow parameter is not given.

cert_identifier
Certificate identifier of certificate to revoke
workflow
The name of the workflow to start for revocation, if not given the class goes into legacy mode and prepares anything to run certificate_revocation_request_v2.
target_key
Optional, if set receives the id of the revocation workflow.

Based on the legacy workflow, some parameters are preprocessed:
flag_auto_approval
The verbose no and yes are converted to 0/1.
invalidity_time
Parsed using OpenXPKI::DateTime and coverted to epoch.
delay_revocation_time
Parsed using OpenXPKI::DateTime and coverted to epoch. If the requested time is in the past, the argument is ignored.
2022-05-14 perl v5.32.1

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