> Likely you are already in a Perl script? What about copying a
> template config to a scratch file, making appropriate substitutions
> from the form data? Or if your form processor isn't a convenient
> place to do this, you could fork a command that pipes the template
> through e.g. sed.
Actually PHP. I did it this way, based on info posted here, and it
works well ($dn is an array with the CSR data in it):
$csrconfig = <<<EOT
[ req ]
default_bits = 1024
distinguished_name = req_distinguished_name
prompt = no
[ req_distinguished_name ]
C = {$dn['country']}
ST = {$dn['state']}
L = {$dn['city']}
O = {$dn['company']}
CN = {$dn['domain']}
emailAddress = {$dn['email']}
EOT;
Then I write the above to $domain.cnf and run a req with -config
$domain.cnf, and then delete the .cnf file.
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Tom
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