dashboard: Add certificate widget that displays CAs and Certs sorted by expiration date #8105
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…by expiration date
fichtner
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Dec 3, 2024
fichtner
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Dec 3, 2024
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general question: are we able to open the edit page for a certificate via link yet? |
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I saw that in the user manager there is some kind of link that can open the certificates bootgrid with a preapplied filter to only show a single certificate (for the user certificate). Maybe that could be added? But I have to see how it works first. |
…ly, add fa-unlock when cert has expired.
…refresh immediately on config change, increase tick timeout
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Fixes: #7898
Adds a widget that pulls all CA and Certificates from the trust store API and displays them sorted by expiration date.
An additional self populating dropdown allows to configure the plugin, hiding certificates.
The default is displaying all existing certificates.