Extend and rework ImportSQL.ps1 #2673
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This change extends the ImportSQL.ps1 script, so that it automatically grants read permissions to the new cert. If the SQL server has no read permission for the private key, it will fail to run. It also restructures the script a bit for easier debugging and extends the help.
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Hi @merlinschumacher! Thanks for this contribution, it looks like a good upgrade for the script. But I won't be merging any more PRs in this repo, because I'm working on a new cross-platform version of the program called simple-acme instead. Would you please consider contributing this to https://github.com/simple-acme/simple-acme/? |
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This change extends the ImportSQL.ps1 script, so that it automatically grants read permissions to the new cert. If the SQL server has no read permission for the private key, it will fail to run.
It also restructures the script a bit for easier debugging and extends the help.