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Hi there! I've been happily using step-ca for a while now, and I've been mostly using an OIDC provisioner. This has worked fine, until today, I found out one of the other applications using the OIDC IdP doesn't like expired certificates used to sign tokens. So I generated a new cert/signing key, and the other application was finally happy. However, step-ca was not happy. It kept giving me errors when trying to use it. So I thought: hey, I just changed something, surely there must be a way to tell step-ca that it should check out the new key being returned from the OIDC discovery endpoint. I could not find a way to do that. Instead, I ended up deleting the provisioner, and re-adding it. Is there some part of the documentation I overlooked that describes how to handle this scenario? |
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Did you try restarting the CA after the OIDC IdP was updated? Are you running the CA with Remote Management enabled? |
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Did you try restarting the CA after the OIDC IdP was updated? Are you running the CA with Remote Management enabled?