Fix for issue oracle#1477

[daniel-pro]

This is the fix for the issue : oci_certificates_management_certificate fails with config_type="IMPORTED" #1477

All credits to @bscarbrough

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[daniel-pro]

I've just signed the OCA, is it possibile to check, confirm and move on with the PR ?
Thanks,
Daniel

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[passoszup]

It's enough to be a shame for others to not approve a correction for a two-year-old bug without assistance. Not to mention the lack of commitment to OCI users. Well, the OCI really needs to improve, but a lot, the problem is that there doesn't seem to be the slightest commitment to achieving this.

[bscarbrough]

Yeah, I think Oracle believes they are doing this for our own good. It seems they know how to manage security for my organization better than I do. Even though I've taken multiple steps to ensure our processes and certs are handled securely, that doesn't seem to matter since "the all-knowing Oracle" knows best...