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...and no longer package it as @sample. It is per-PKI, and easyrsa init-pki will copy vars.example from the distribution, and create a PKI-local copy named vars. Should fix grembo@'s bug report [1] add a new pkg-message file to explain this. while here, add a convenience hardlink easy-rsa to the easyrsa wrapper, to have an executable matching the package name. PR: 264415 Reported by: grembo@ (Michael Gmelin)
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NOTE: easy-rsa will require you to initialize a pki ONLY UPON FIRST USE.
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The packaging itself no longer does this because that would confuse easy-rsa,
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and easy-rsa expects the vars not to be per-installation, but per-PKI.
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ONLY for the very first run for a new PKI, do something such as:
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easyrsa --pki-dir=~/my_new_pki init-pki # DANGEROUS - DESTROYS ~/my_new_pki
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which will copy vars.example both into ~/my_new_pki
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and create another copy named ~/my/new_pki/vars for you to edit for this PKI.
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Then, edit ~/my/new_pki/vars to set the defaults.
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After upgrades, use other commands, explained by running: easyrsa help.
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to explain options such as --pki-dir (see above), run: easyrsa help options
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