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siguldry-pkcs11: use the Siguldry certificate name as the label - #294
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Previously, we used the *key* name for certificate labels, but a key can have multiple certificates associated with them. This is confusing when trying to select the correct certificate, since they all have the same name. Applications tend to use the label to help users select the certificate they want. Signed-off-by: Jeremy Cline <jeremycline@microsoft.com>
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Previously, we used the key name for certificate labels, but a key can have multiple certificates associated with them. This is confusing when trying to select the correct certificate, since they all have the same name. Applications tend to use the label to help users select the certificate they want.