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On first use, a keypair should be generated and both the private and the public part needs to be stored, either in a folder on Nextcloud or in the app settings, whatever you think makes most sense. The public part needs to be made public on a URL, for instance https://example-nextcloud-server.com/index.php/apps/peppol/well-known/public-key.txt And then we set a rewrite rule so that it also becomes available at a well-known URL we choose, for instance: https://example-nextcloud-server.com/.well-known/as4-direct
This same well-known URL will then be used in #97.
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@br0kk0l1 can you provide a snippet of PHP code that calls openssl to do the key generation?
@navid-dada can you integrate this in the app so that it gets called on first use?
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On first use, a keypair should be generated and both the private and the public part needs to be stored, either in a folder on Nextcloud or in the app settings, whatever you think makes most sense.
The public part needs to be made public on a URL, for instance
https://example-nextcloud-server.com/index.php/apps/peppol/well-known/public-key.txt
And then we set a rewrite rule so that it also becomes available at a well-known URL we choose, for instance:
https://example-nextcloud-server.com/.well-known/as4-direct
This same well-known URL will then be used in #97.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: