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#1002 [WIKI] TPS authenticators
Closed: migrated by dmoluguw. Opened by edewata.

Closed: migrated
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There should be a wiki page for TPS authenticator configuration (pki-tps-authenticator). The wiki page should describe each configuration property used for configuring TPS authenticator. This will be similar to the man page for TPS connectors (pki-tps-connector) and TPS profiles (pki-tps-profile).

The following TPS authenticators in the configuration file are unused. They should be moved into the wiki page as examples:

auths.instance.AgentCertAuth.agentGroup=Certificate Manager Agents
auths.instance.AgentCertAuth.pluginName=AgentCertAuth
auths.instance.TokenAuth.pluginName=TokenAuth
auths.instance.SSLclientCertAuth.pluginName=SSLclientCertAuth

Proposed milestone: 10.2 backlog

Per PKI/389 Meeting of 05/19/2014, moving to Milestone 10.2.1.

Proposed Milestone: 10.2.3 (per CS Meeting of 09/17/2014)

man page (complete earlier if possible)

Per Dogtag 10.2.X meeting of 01/14/2015: Milestone 10.2 Backlog

As this ticket relates to a man page, no specific Bugzilla Bug is required.

Per PKI Bug Council of 07/21/2016: 10.3 Wiki

Metadata Update from @edewata:
- Issue assigned to cfu
- Issue set to the milestone: 1.0 TASKS

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Metadata Update from @dmoluguw:
- Issue close_status updated to: migrated
- Issue status updated to: Closed (was: Open)
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