fedora-infrastructure

#12535 [FMTS] TLS certificate for centos-odcs service is about to expire in 30 days
Closed: Fixed by arrfab. Opened by firmitas-automata.

Closed: Fixed
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This is to inform that the TLS certificate for centos-odcs service will expire in about 30 day(s) from now on 2025-05-26 15:47:34 UTC. The following are information relevant to the associated TLS certificate.

  • Service name - centos-odcs (Certificate stored as centos-odcs.crt)
  • Issuing authority - RabbitMQ PRODUCTION CA (#255282515057914585219505069489507538514)
  • Validity starting - 2023-02-21 15:47:34 UTC (800 day(s) passed since beginning)
  • Validity ending - 2025-05-26 15:47:34 UTC (25 day(s) left before expiring)

The point of contact for the service have been tagged into this ticket and notified about the same. It is strongly recommended to promptly renew the TLS certificate for the service before the existing one expires.

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Hey @arrfab , how do you prefer to receive the new cert & key?

(we are going to use the new certs signed by the new RabbitMQ CA, no need to regenerate the current one)

@abompard : either gpg encrypted mail (my gpg pub key is in FAS) or I also remember that Kevin used his "super-power" to just drop files on batcave in my home folder, so up2you :)

Alright, I've put the certs in your TLS directory in your homedir on batcave.

@abompard . thanks .. I'll sync with @asamalik and deploy new certs/keys and we'll see directly if that would work for odcs.

@abompard : retrieved TLS files and ansible deployed these and odcs services restarted
Thanks a lot
Closing

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