Change Details

In an organisational context it may be required, that a user should not be able to delete (their own) secret keys, as a protection against mistakes. New option "certificates_delete_secret". If this option is set to "false" and - if a public key is selected, it still can be deleted. - if a private key is selected, it can *not* be deleted. The option for deletion is greyed out. The existing configuration "action/certificates_delete" should remain as is (no visual deletion option). Setting it to "false" would make the new option ineffective.

In an organizational context it may be required, that a user should not be able to delete their own certificates (defined by having secret keys or key stubs), as a protection against mistakes. New option "certificates_delete_secret". If this option is set to "false" and - if a foreign certificate without secret key is selected, it still can be deleted. - if a certificate with with private key is selected, it can *not* be deleted. The option for deletion is greyed out. If at least one deletable certificate has been selected when selecting several certificates, a message may appear on confirmation of the deletion indicating that some certificates cannot/may not be deleted. The existing configuration "action/certificates_delete" should remain as is (no visual deletion option). Setting it to "false" would make the new option ineffective.

In an organiszational context it may be required, that a user should not be able to delete (their own)n certificates (defined by having secret keys or keys stubs), as a protection against mistakes. New option "certificates_delete_secret". If this option is set to "false" and - if a publicforeign certificate without secret key is selected, it still can be deleted. - if a certificate with with private key is selected, it can *not* be deleted. The option for deletion is greyed out. If at least one deletable certificate has been selected when selecting several certificates, The opa message may appear on confirmation forof the deletion is greyed outindicating that some certificates cannot/may not be deleted. The existing configuration "action/certificates_delete" should remain as is (no visual deletion option). Setting it to "false" would make the new option ineffective.