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# 5.3. Looseleaf

- 5.3.1. Name
- 5.3.2. Description
- 5.3.3. Example

## 5.3.1. Name

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Looseleaf - Write certificates to a looseleaf server

## 5.3.2. Description

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The Looseleaf output writes certificates to an external looseleaf server. For a given domain name d and certificate name c, certificates are written to the following database keys:

### 5.3.2.2. Output Keys

Key Name | Description
--- | ---
/certificates/d/c/public_key | The certificate public key.
/certificates/d/c/private_key | The certificate private key.
/certificates/d/c/certificate | The PEM-encoded certificate.
/certificates/d/c/certificate_full_chain | The PEM-encoded full certificate chain.

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The output accepts the following parameters:

### 5.3.2.4. Parameters

Parameter | Type | Required | Description
--- | --- | --- | ---
password | Password | false | The password used to authenticate with the looseleaf server.
username | User name | false | The username used to authenticate with the looseleaf server.
endpoint | URI | true | The base address/URI of the looseleaf server.

## 5.3.3. Example

### 5.3.3.1. Example Configuration

    <Output Type="Looseleaf" Name="an-example-looseleaf-output">
      <Parameters>
        <Parameter Name="endpoint" Value="http://looseleaf.example.com:20000/"/>
        <Parameter Name="username" Value="grouch"/>
        <Parameter Name="password" Value="12345678"/>
      </Parameters>
    </Output>

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