Quickstart Guide should not create a self-signed certificate if a CertificateThumbprint is passed #281
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The Chocolatey-Management-Service package generates a self-signed certificate to use if no thumbprint is specified as a parameter. Regardless of if a certificate was specified, we were installing it without a thumbprint and then setting the certificate later. This resulted in an unused self-signed certificate being generated and stored. This change ensures the package gets the appropriate parameter in order to not generate unneeded certificate(s).
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The Chocolatey-Management-Service package generates a self-signed certificate to use if no thumbprint is specified as a parameter. Regardless of if a certificate was specified, we were installing it without a thumbprint and then setting the certificate later. This resulted in an unused self-signed certificate being generated and stored. This change ensures the package gets the appropriate parameter in order to not generate unneeded certificate(s).
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Is Your Feature Request Related To A Problem? Please describe.
If running QSG, a self-signed certificate is generated during the install of Chocolatey-Management-Service regardless of if a CertificateThumbprint is passed in to the scripts.
Describe The Solution. Why is it needed?
Having an additional (unused) certificate on the system adds confusion and an additional point of failure.
Additional Context
Currently, the code is installing the package the same way but calling Set-CCMCertificate if there's a thumbprint passed. The package creates a certificate if no thumbprint is passed to it. We should pass the thumbprint in to the package.
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