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Remove double referencing XEP-0189.

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Tobias Markmann 2010-06-11 21:56:08 +00:00
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</iq> </iq>
]]></example> ]]></example>
<p>The server either returns an empty result or an error. From now on the client can use that certificate to authenticate the user using SASL EXTERNAL.</p> <p>The server either returns an empty result or an error. From now on the client can use that certificate to authenticate the user using SASL EXTERNAL.</p>
<p>The client adding the certificate does not need to be the client using it. A user may use a client to upload a certificate for a bot. The bot creates its certificate and private key, and the user uploads the certificate to the server (and may also sign the certificate outside the X.509 infrastructure to be used in &xep0189;). After that procedure the bot can log in to the XMPP network and even participate in secure end-to-end communication without ever knowing the user's password.</p> <p>The client adding the certificate does not need to be the client using it. A user may use a client to upload a certificate for a bot. The bot creates its certificate and private key, and the user uploads the certificate to the server (and may also sign the certificate outside the X.509 infrastructure to be used in XEP-0189). After that procedure the bot can log in to the XMPP network and even participate in secure end-to-end communication without ever knowing the user's password.</p>
<p>An optional element &lt;no-cert-management/&gt; inside the keyinfo element indicates that a client logged in with that certificate is not allowed to add or remove certificates from the list. A server MAY allow such a client to query the list of certificates.</p> <p>An optional element &lt;no-cert-management/&gt; inside the keyinfo element indicates that a client logged in with that certificate is not allowed to add or remove certificates from the list. A server MAY allow such a client to query the list of certificates.</p>
<example caption='X.509 Certificate Upload (no-cert-management)'><![CDATA[ <example caption='X.509 Certificate Upload (no-cert-management)'><![CDATA[
<iq type='set' <iq type='set'