Hi,

I had the same problem, what i made was,
edit lib/servers/pub/cmds/getStaticPage
and comment 

####        $item_list->[0]->[1] = gettext ("[Use this link if you don't
know what to do]");
####        $item_list->[0]->[0] = '<a href="'.$query->param
("HTTP_CGI_SCRIPT").'?cmd=basic_csr">'.
####                               gettext ("Request a certificate with
automatic browserdetection").
####                               '</a>';

the same for the rest of the links that i don't want to show.

ND

On Fri, 2004-06-11 at 12:05 +0200, Til Obes wrote:
> > > 5. is there a config method to restrict methods of 
> > generating a request. I
> > > only want to have the mothods where the key/req is 
> > generated on client side.
> > > Or do i have to change the perl cmd directly?
> > > 
> > You can change what methods are displayed in the frontned in the 
> > etc/server/pub.conf:
> > 
> > ================== [ Basic CSR Section ] =====================
> > 
> > ## Basic CSR Forms
> > Basic_CSR_Keysizes "2048" "512" "768" "1024" "4096"
> > DN_TYPES "BASIC" "SPKAC" "IE"  <--- SPKAC is Mozilla, IE is IE Style, 
> > Basic is Serverside, just remove it here (you should edit the 
> > pub.conf.template and than rerun the configure script)
> > 
> 
> Hmm that doesnt help
> And when i look in the perl file, there is no if condition.
> Lib/cmds/getStaticPage at selectCSRType section
> There gets an array filled with values, nothing more
> 
> So i have to edit the cmd?
> 
> Regards til
> 
> 
> 
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