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Invalidating the CRL cache in Windows effectively
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Various websites mention using certutil to clear the cache. Most sites mention running the following to wipe the cache completely
certutil -urlcache * delete
While in some cases, they mention that to actually wipe what's in memory, and not just the disk cache, to use the following:
certutil -setreg chainChainCacheResyncFiletime @now, but this comes back indicating there's not enough arguments:
PS C:WINDOWSsystem32> certutil -setreg chainChainCacheResyncFiletime @now
Expected at least 2 args, received 1
CertUtil: Missing argument
Event cert util's help for -setreg explicitly mentions to use this!
Use "chainChainCacheResyncFiletime @now" to effectively flush cached CRLs.
What is wrong with my command?
Side note: I'm writing some C# code to attempt validating certs offline. I want to make sure that the cert will not validate if the CRL is not cached locally, but it seems that it DOES validate succesfully after running certutil -urlcache * delete. So, this question will give some background.
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Various websites mention using certutil to clear the cache. Most sites mention running the following to wipe the cache completely
certutil -urlcache * delete
While in some cases, they mention that to actually wipe what's in memory, and not just the disk cache, to use the following:
certutil -setreg chainChainCacheResyncFiletime @now, but this comes back indicating there's not enough arguments:
PS C:WINDOWSsystem32> certutil -setreg chainChainCacheResyncFiletime @now
Expected at least 2 args, received 1
CertUtil: Missing argument
Event cert util's help for -setreg explicitly mentions to use this!
Use "chainChainCacheResyncFiletime @now" to effectively flush cached CRLs.
What is wrong with my command?
Side note: I'm writing some C# code to attempt validating certs offline. I want to make sure that the cert will not validate if the CRL is not cached locally, but it seems that it DOES validate succesfully after running certutil -urlcache * delete. So, this question will give some background.
certificate crl ocsp certutil
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Stealth RabbiStealth Rabbi
1011
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Stealth Rabbi is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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Various websites mention using certutil to clear the cache. Most sites mention running the following to wipe the cache completely
certutil -urlcache * delete
While in some cases, they mention that to actually wipe what's in memory, and not just the disk cache, to use the following:
certutil -setreg chainChainCacheResyncFiletime @now, but this comes back indicating there's not enough arguments:
PS C:WINDOWSsystem32> certutil -setreg chainChainCacheResyncFiletime @now
Expected at least 2 args, received 1
CertUtil: Missing argument
Event cert util's help for -setreg explicitly mentions to use this!
Use "chainChainCacheResyncFiletime @now" to effectively flush cached CRLs.
What is wrong with my command?
Side note: I'm writing some C# code to attempt validating certs offline. I want to make sure that the cert will not validate if the CRL is not cached locally, but it seems that it DOES validate succesfully after running certutil -urlcache * delete. So, this question will give some background.
certificate crl ocsp certutil
asked 2 mins ago
Stealth RabbiStealth Rabbi
1011
New contributor
Stealth Rabbi is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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Various websites mention using certutil to clear the cache. Most sites mention running the following to wipe the cache completely
certutil -urlcache * delete
While in some cases, they mention that to actually wipe what's in memory, and not just the disk cache, to use the following:
certutil -setreg chainChainCacheResyncFiletime @now, but this comes back indicating there's not enough arguments:
PS C:WINDOWSsystem32> certutil -setreg chainChainCacheResyncFiletime @now
Expected at least 2 args, received 1
CertUtil: Missing argument
Event cert util's help for -setreg explicitly mentions to use this!
Use "chainChainCacheResyncFiletime @now" to effectively flush cached CRLs.
What is wrong with my command?
Side note: I'm writing some C# code to attempt validating certs offline. I want to make sure that the cert will not validate if the CRL is not cached locally, but it seems that it DOES validate succesfully after running certutil -urlcache * delete. So, this question will give some background.
certificate crl ocsp certutil
certificate crl ocsp certutil
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