PKI: Do not load revoked certificates if CRL has been disabled (#17385)
* PKI: Do not load revoked certificates if CRL has been disabled - Restore the prior behavior of not reading in all revoked certificates if the CRL has been disabled as there might be performance issues if a customer had or is still revoking a lot of certificates. * Add cl
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@ -828,13 +828,19 @@ func buildAnyCRLs(sc *storageContext, forceNew bool, isDelta bool) error {
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// Next, we load and parse all revoked certificates. We need to assign
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// these certificates to an issuer. Some certificates will not be
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// assignable (if they were issued by a since-deleted issuer), so we need
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// a separate pool for those.
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unassignedCerts, revokedCertsMap, err := getRevokedCertEntries(sc, issuerIDCertMap, isDelta)
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if err != nil {
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return fmt.Errorf("error building CRLs: unable to get revoked certificate entries: %v", err)
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var unassignedCerts []pkix.RevokedCertificate
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var revokedCertsMap map[issuerID][]pkix.RevokedCertificate
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// If the CRL is disabled do not bother reading in all the revoked certificates.
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if !globalCRLConfig.Disable {
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// Next, we load and parse all revoked certificates. We need to assign
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// these certificates to an issuer. Some certificates will not be
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// assignable (if they were issued by a since-deleted issuer), so we need
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// a separate pool for those.
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unassignedCerts, revokedCertsMap, err = getRevokedCertEntries(sc, issuerIDCertMap, isDelta)
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if err != nil {
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return fmt.Errorf("error building CRLs: unable to get revoked certificate entries: %v", err)
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}
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}
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if err := augmentWithRevokedIssuers(issuerIDEntryMap, issuerIDCertMap, revokedCertsMap); err != nil {
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```release-note:bug
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secrets/pki: Do not read revoked certificates from backend when CRL is disabled
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```
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