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Issue with OpenSSL CA Certificate Validity Period · Issue #16 · flavienbwk/opensearch-docker-compose · GitHub
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While the Root CA is set to 1095 days (3 years) using the -days 1095 option, the Admin and OpenSearch Dashboards certificates are expiring after maybe 1 months. Since I didn't explicitly specify the -days option for these certificates, I suspect the default OpenSSL settings are being applied.
I believe the issue might be caused because the -days option was not explicitly specified when running the following command, unlike when generating the Root CA certificate:
@flavienbwk
While the Root CA is set to 1095 days (3 years) using the -days 1095 option, the Admin and OpenSearch Dashboards certificates are expiring after maybe 1 months. Since I didn't explicitly specify the -days option for these certificates, I suspect the default OpenSSL settings are being applied.
I believe the issue might be caused because the -days option was not explicitly specified when running the following command, unlike when generating the Root CA certificate:
openssl req -new -subj "$OPENDISTRO_DN/CN=ADMIN" -key certs/ca/admin.key -out certs/ca/admin.csrCould you please confirm if this is the case?
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