ODS.OdsKeyImport
CA Keys Import using Conductor
What
The Virtuoso Conductor allows easy import of user-level CA (Certificate Authority) Keys through System Admin -> User Accounts -> Edit.Why
The dba user (typically) or other users may need CA keys to execute different services.For ODS, the dba user must import a certificate with primary key and with name id_rsa
.
The process takes the following steps:
- A signing authority (e.g., RSA Labs) generates a site certificate.
- The site certificate is used to generate certificates for ODS users.
- The site certificate is imported with name id_rsa for user
dba
using the Conductor.
- As a result, the ODS user certificates can be authenticated against the site certificate.
If there is a service that requires a different key, the Conductor can be used to import another certificate for the relevant user.
How
You can use a Key from a global signing authority or produce a self-signed key. Find more details and information how to generate the key.
Related
- Safeguarding your Virtuoso-hosted SPARQL Endpoint
- SPARQL Endpoint Protection Methods Collection
- Virtuoso documentation
- Virtuoso Tips and Tricks Collection
- SPARUL over SPARQL using the http://cname:port/sparql-auth endpoint
- Virtuoso Authentication Server UI
- Manage a SPARQL-WebID based Endpoint
- WebID Protocol Support in OpenLink Data Spaces.
- Manage ODS Datadspaces Objects WebID? Access Control Lists (ACLs):
- Guide for Set up a X.509 certificate issuer and HTTPS listener and generate ODS user certificates.
- Configure Virtuoso+ODS instance as an X.509 Certificate Authority and HTTPS listener
- Configure Virtuoso instance as an X.509 Certificate Authority and HTTPS listener
- Setting up PubSubHub in ODS
- PubSubHubBub Demo Client Example
- Feed subscription via PubSubHub protocol Example
- Setting Up PubSubHub to use WebID Protocol or IP based control lists
- Generate an X.509 Certificate hosted WebID Guide
- Generate an X.509 Certificate (with a WebID watermark) to be managed by host operating system keystore
- Generate an X.509 Certificate (with a WebID watermark) to be managed by a browser-based keystore
- Using Virtuoso's WebID Verification Proxy Service with a WebID-bearing X.509 certificate
- Using Virtuoso's WebID Identity Provider (IdP) Proxy Service with an X.509 certificate
- ODS Briefcase WebID Protocol Share File Guide
- WebID Protocol Specification
- Test WebID Protocol Certificate page
- WebID Protocol Certificate Generation page
CategoryVirtuoso CategoryDocumentation CategorySecurity CategoryConductor