specifically, I am looking to configure a cert template with custom attributes, which to the best of my knowledge is definitely supported by the standard. Moreover, I very much remember (say 96% sure, but that is rapidly going down) that I'd seen those options somewhere in the template configuration. However I cant find it now...
@MarkHulkalo mostly. Going in to the office tomorrow. But I learned that I should expect ever more minor recurrences every coupl eof months for a while. Which is great...
@Simon talks about penis so much that he must have penis envy, maybe he has a friend with a large penis and he saw it this one time and now he can't get it out of his mind
@AviD Sorry, I'm only vaguely familiar. I remember that you can copy templates and change attributes on the copy, but I don't remember adding custom attributes, and I don't have an environment to play with at the moment.
@Iszi The whole "It takes 8 minutes to get home according to google maps, you were gone for 10 minutes, who is she?" is something I dealt with one ex on a near daily basis. lol
@Iszi It's part of it. One of the last straws was when I was out of the country for a while, and I got an email from my little sister saying she loves me, and I replied the same in return. And my ex read the email and started crying. I came back from getting dinner, and she attacked me.
Last time I went to the bar with the donut and friends, da men (YES INCLUDING ME PLS ALL) got up to get beer, some dudes tried to sit at the table with da ladies.
last time I went to a bar I got surrounded by guys who wanted my number and wouldn't accept that I was there to tolerate a "girls night out" and wasn't interested in catching what they had
@AviD Apparently you cannot configure arbitrary extensions in an ADCS certificate template. You can only configure the few "standard" extensions such as Key Usage.
To add an arbitrary extension, you have to write a "policy module" (a C++-based DLL inserted into the ADCS process).
@RоryMcCune Ah, yeah. 'Cause those people are usually behind a default config. Or one that's been cracked wide open because when they first installed it stuff broke.