Leaf certs expired on January 27, 2022

[David Benedic]

Hey @brianshumate - thanks for sharing Vaultron with the world - it's a great dev tool!

Expected Behavior

./form brings up a working Vaultron vault cluster as it typically does 😄

Actual Behvior

The leaf certs for both raft and consul-flavored deployments expired Jan 27 13:43:20 2022 GMT, so Vaultron Vault clusters will not start.

This includes the certs found in black_lion/tls/, red_lion/tls/, and yellow_lion/tls/ directories.

Steps to Reproduce

1. I first did this with a raft-flavored cluster, so TF_VAR_vault_flavor=raft in my shell env.
2. Run ./form
3. Run ./ion_darts to export configs for this vaultron instance
4. Run vault status to see status of cluster:
   
5. Run docker logs vaultron-vault0 node to see what's up:
   
6. Visit https://127.0.0.1:8200 in the browser:
   

View leaf certs using openssl

1. Run openssl x509 -in black_lion/tls/vault-server-0.crt -noout -text on an example leaf cert to see it expired today:

   Signature Algorithm: sha256WithRSAEncryption
       Issuer: CN=node.arus.consul
       Validity
           Not Before: Oct 25 13:42:50 2019 GMT
           Not After : Jan 27 13:43:20 2022 GMT
   

NOTE: the certs in etc/tls/ are NOT expired, just the leaf certs in the *_lion/tls directories.

[Brian Shumate]

Thanks for the report, I'll try to get these updated soon!

[Brian Shumate]

Resolved in latest release (3.9.0), thanks again for the heads up!