ASCEDS README:

* The main body of documentation is installed by default in 
  /usr/share/doc/asceds/doc
* Each script displays its function and usage with the "-h" option.
* The asceds command lists documentation and status for the current computer.
* A paper describing the general idea and the functional structure is in
  the public directory of the web interface, by default in
  /usr/share/asceds/html/public/asceds.pdf
  or at https://<your.cert.manager>/public/asceds.pdf

Quick start:

Case 1: Certificate manager
* install and configure dependencies: snap, certbot, apache2/httpd
* install asceds
* initialize the certificate manager: asceds-certmanager-setup -w
* configure the client (Case 2 below)
* customize the website: 
  * edit the webserver site configuration file typically in
    /etc/${ASCEDSWEBEXEC}/sites-available/asceds.conf
  * decide on the authentication and add the right .htaccess
    (see examples in /usr/share/doc/asceds/examples/site-*)
  * edit the web php configuration in /usr/share/asceds/etc/config.php
    (see examples in /usr/share/doc/asceds/examples/php-etc)
  * enable the website on the webserver: e.g. a2ensite asceds
* add authorizied domains: asceds-authorized-domains -a <domainname>
* add authorized users: asceds-web-user -a <username>

Case 2: Client
* install asceds (no need for snap or certbot)
* get info: certificate manager name, root password/sudo account/password
* asceds-init -s <your.cert.manager>
  -n --> generates a new certificate
