APNS Certificate request fails if too many certs already exist for hostname
Originator: | jeddawignall | ||
Number: | rdar://11072682 | Date Originated: | 19-Mar-2012 11:27 PM |
Status: | Open | Resolved: | |
Product: | Mac OS X Server / APNS | Product Version: | 10.7.3 |
Classification: | Other Bug | Reproducible: | Always |
19-Mar-2012 11:27 AM Jedda Wignall: Summary: APNS cert request from Server.app fails silently when 10 or more certificates for same FQDN already exist. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Set up Mac OS X server with a FQDN, then request an APNS certificate through Server.app checkbox or Profile Manager setup. 2. Nuke machine, and then do step 1 again with the same Apple ID, and FQDN 9 times. 3. Attempt to request certificate again - get stuck at "Aquiring..." or "Getting push certificate status". 4. Fix by logging into identity.apple.com/pushcerts, and revoking at least 1 certificate for FQDN. Expected Results: To encourage good housekeeping, throw a verbose error. I'm not sure you should be able to create unlimited certs and mess up the system, but a silent failure is confusing.
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