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replace git's sha1 cert with sha256
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Tracking task to replace git's sha1 cert with sha256, in multiple steps:

  • - reissue certificate in sha256
  • - update configuration of ganglia to use new certificate
  • - push changes live
  • - revoke old sha1 certificate

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Change 214673 had a related patch set uploaded (by RobH):
git.wikimedia.org.crt sha1 to sha256

https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/214673

git.wikimedia.org is behind misc-web. Is this cert still needed?

Indeed, it is behind misc-web. I think we can indeed revoke this cert/keypair entirely. I'll keep it assigned to me and do so later today. Once done, I'll remove from our repo(s).

Change 214673 abandoned by RobH:
git.wikimedia.org.crt sha1 to sha256

Reason:
git.w.o lives behind misc-web, this cert doesn't need to exist.

https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/214673

I revoked and deleted the git.wikimedia.org key and certificate, and Daniel's patchset stops the system from installing the now delete (and also unused) cert/key from systems.

Dzahn set Security to None.