R1.05 re-check: installation-security, data-access, equipment #27
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@ -49,8 +49,8 @@ For a server that other projects use, where CI Server must not be restarted:
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Copy the whole sample folder to a temporary folder on the server, run from there, and delete
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it afterwards. Also delete `%TLS_LOG_PATH%\OPXCIENG.log`. The OPC UA certificate exchange and
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its undo are user steps (see below); the client's own certificate `<host>_OPXCIENG.der/.pem`
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and the trusted copies stay in the `pki` folders and in `OPCUAC_PKI_CERTIFICATES_DF` until the
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user deletes them.
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and the trusted copies stay in the `pki` folders (and in `OPCUAC_PKI_CERTIFICATES_DF`, which
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follows the files) until they are deleted; the server-side `pkiserver
ejected` folder is created by the test.
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## Current contents
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@ -95,7 +95,8 @@ is removed again afterwards. Scripts: `examples/CI-Eng-Sample/shared/`.
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- Remove: 0 errors. Before/after snapshot: all datasets identical (count and name hash), no
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`CIENG*` record left. Left over and cleaned: 34 `dss_*.tmp` files in `tls\lst` (ISS-091),
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`OPXCIENG.log`, the temporary sample copy.
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- **User step still open:** the certificate files of the test (client own certificate
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`<host>_OPXCIENG.der/.pem`, the server certificate trusted in the client store, the client
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certificate trusted in the server store) and their 2 extra `OPCUAC_PKI_CERTIFICATES_DF`
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records. Claude is not allowed to change the certificate stores.
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- Certificates: the test's files (client own certificate `<host>_OPXCIENG.der/.pem`, the
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server certificate trusted in the client store, the client certificate trusted in the
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server store) and the `pkiserver\rejected` folder created by the test were deleted with the
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user's approval. `OPCUAC_PKI_CERTIFICATES_DF` went back from 3 to 1 record by itself: the
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dataset follows the certificate files. The server is back in its original state.
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