dogtagpki

#1019 Server management tool
Closed: fixed by edewata. Opened by edewata.

Closed: fixed
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There should be a server-side CLI to simplify managing the server instances and the configuration. For example:

$ pki-server create                 (execute pkispawn)
$ pki-server database-create        (create LDAP database)
$ pki-server database-user-mod      (change LDAP user)
$ pki-server database-ssl-enable    (enable SSL LDAP connection)
$ pki-server database-upgrade       (upgrade database)
$ pki-server jvm-debug-enable       (enable debug in tomcat.conf)
$ pki-server start                  (start instance)
$ pki-server stop                   (stop instance)
$ pki-server stop --force           (kill instance)
$ pki-server remove                 (execute pkidestroy)
$ pki-server remove --force         (kill instance and remove files)

This way the administrator or other applications (e.g. IPA) do not need to edit the files manually or remember the property names. The CLI should access the configuration files directly, it doesn't need a REST service. New command modules can be added incrementally to manage portions of the configuration.

Proposed milestone: 10.3

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- Issue set to the milestone: UNTRIAGED

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