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# ------------ OCSP configuration ---------------------

# Specifies the subject of a certificate which is used to identifiy the
# responder which will generate responses when no real CA can be found from the request.
# This is used to generate 'unknown' responses when a request is received for a certificate
# that is not signed by any CA on this server. Recommended to use same as ca.dn.
ocsp.defaultresponder=CN=AdminCA1,O=EJBCA Sample,C=SE

# If set to true the OCSP reponses will be signed directly by the CAs certificate instead
# of the CAs OCSP responder. Default true.
ocsp.usecasigningcert=true

# Specifies which signature algorithms should be used on OCSP responses. You can specify several algorithm
# separated by ';'. If RSA keys are used in the OCSP signing certificate, the algorithm with RSA will be used, and
# if ECDSA keys are used in the OCSP signing certificate, the algorithm with ECDSA will be used.
#
# Default: SHA1WithRSA;SHA1WithECDSA
#ocsp.signaturealgorithm=SHA1WithRSA;SHA1WithECDSA

# Specifies OCSP extension oids that will result in a call to an extension class,
# separate multiple entries with ;"
# Leave out if you do not know what this is.
# Example value: 2.16.578.1.16.3.2
# Default: nothing
#ocsp.extensionoid=

# Specifies classes implementing OCSP extensions matching oids above,
# separate multiple entries with ;"
# Leave out if you do not know what this is.
# Example value: org.ejbca.core.protocol.ocsp.OCSPUnidExtension
# Default: nothing
#ocsp.extensionclass=

# Datasource for Unid-Fnr mapping OCSP extension.
# Leave out if you do not know what this is.
# No default value, must be set if the extension is used
#ocsp.uniddatsource=

# Directory containing certificates of trusted entities allowed to query for Fnrs.
# Leave out if you do not know what this is.
# No default value, must be set if the extension is used
#ocsp.unidtrustdir=

# File containing the CA-certificate, in PEM format, that signed the trusted clients.
# Leave out if you do not know what this is.
# No default value, must be set if the extension is used
#ocsp.unidcacert=

# The ocsp.keys.* preferences has a meaning only to the External OCSP responder.
# Please read the doc/howto/HOWTO-OCSP-RESPONDER.txt for inforamtion.

# If you are not using SSL on the external OCSP responder (normally not needed for OCSP), you should define
# this property, e.g. remove the comment sign. See 'Configuring TLS on the Unid lookup server' in the Howto.
# Note! If defining this property on the EJBCA server, SSL will not be configured there either, and the admin-GUI will not work.
#j2ee.web-noconfigure=true

# Directory containing soft keys or certificates for keys on cards. The soft keys are in jks or p12 format.
# The certificates of the cards keys are in pem format. All CAs using the OCSP responser must have a soft
# key or a certificate to a card key in this directory.
# Normally as with the default value, the target directory is actually JBOSS_HOME/bin/keys if started in JBOSS_HOME.
# Default: ./keys
#ocsp.keys.dir=./keys

# The password for the all the soft keys of the OCSP responder. All keys must have the same password.
# Default: foo123
#ocsp.keys.keyPassword=foo123

# The password to all soft keystores. If the keystore is created by EJBCA then this password is equal to
# the key password above. If it is equal you may leave it empty.
# Default: empty
#ocsp.keys.storePassword=

# The password for key stored on card
# Default: empty
#ocsp.keys.cardPassword=

# The class that implements hardware signing of the OCSP response
# Default: se.primeKey.caToken.card.CardKeysImpl
#ocsp.hardToken.className=se.primeKey.caToken.card.CardKeysImpl

# Directory of classes implementing hardware signing of the OCSP response
# Default ./ocspHardTokenClasses
#ocspHardTokenClasses=../primeCard/ocspHardTokenClasses-1.5

#------------------- OCSP publisher db configuration------------------------------
# All these "ocsp-database.*" properties is used to configure the connection to the database that the
# ExternalOCSPPublisher will publish to. Please read the doc/howto/HOWTO-OCSP-RESPONDER.txt for inforamtion.
# If no ExternalOCSPPublisher will be used these properties should not be configured.
# Note that the External OCSP responder itself uses the configuration options database.*.
#
# Configure these options if you are configuring EJBCA that will publish certificates to an external OCSP responder.

# jndi name of the datasource to use in deployment descriptors of ejbs.
#ocsp-datasource.jndi-name=OcspDS

# Database connection url.
# This is the URL used to connect to the database, used to configure a new datasource in JBoss.
#ocsp-database.url=jdbc:mysql://127.0.0.1:3306/ejbca
#ocsp-database.url=jdbc:postgresql://127.0.0.1/ejbca
#ocsp-database.url=jdbc:microsoft:sqlserver://localhost:1433;DatabaseName=ejbca
#ocsp-database.url=jdbc:oracle:thin:@127.0.0.1:1521:ejbca
#ocsp-database.url=jdbc:datadirect:oracle://127.0.0.1:1521;SID=ejbca

# JDBC driver classname.
# The J2EE server needs to be configured with the appropriate JDBC driver for the selected database
#ocsp-database.driver=com.mysql.jdbc.Driver
#ocsp-database.driver=org.postgresql.Driver
#ocsp-database.driver=com.microsoft.jdbc.sqlserver.SQLServerDriver
#ocsp-database.driver=oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver
#ocsp-database.driver=com.ddtek.jdbc.oracle.OracleDriver

# Database username.
#ocsp-database.username=ocsp

# Database password.
#ocsp-database.password=ocsp

#------------------- External OCSP Healthcheck settings -------------
# Specifies the basic settings of the external OCSP Healtcheck servlet
# (i.e. health check servlet that is running on the external OCSP responder).
# for more detailed configuration edit the file src/publicweb/healthcheck/WEB-INF/web.xml
#
# The url for the external OCSP healthcheck is:
# http://127.0.0.1:8080/ejbca/publicweb/ocsphealthcheck/extocsphealth
#
# Configure these options if you are configuring an external OCSP responder now.

# Parameter specifying amount of free memory (Mb) before alarming
# Default: 1
#ocsphealthcheck.amountfreemem=1

# Parameter specifying database test query string. Used to check that
# the database is operational.
# Default : Select 1 From CertificateData
#ocsphealthcheck.dbquery=Select 1 From CertificateData

# Parameter specifying IP addresses authorized to access the healthcheck
# servlet. Use ';' between multiple IPs.
# Default: 127.0.0.1
#ocsphealthcheck.authorizedips=127.0.0.1