module(..., package.seeall) require("html") -- There are two options of how to allow users to specify the type of certificate they want - the request extensions -- and the ca signing extensions. We have opted for making all requests look the same (same extensions) and defining -- different ca sections for the different types of certificates. The ca section to use when signing the request is -- actually stored in the request filename. The request filename is in the following format: -- 'username'.'ca section name'.'common name'.csr local configfile = "/etc/ssl/openssl.cnf" local requestdir = "/etc/ssl/req/" -- list of request entries that can be edited local distinguished_names = { {name="countryName", label="Country Name", short="C"}, {name="stateOrProvinceName", label="State Or Province Name", short="ST"}, {name="localityName", label="Locality Name", short="L"}, {name="organizationName", label="Organization Name", short="O"}, {name="organizationalUnitName", label="Organizational Unit Name", short="OU"}, {name="commonName", label="Common Name", short="CN"}, {name="emailAddress", label="e-mail Address"} } -- list of entries that may be found in cert extensions section local extensions = { "basicConstraints", "nsCertType", "nsComment", "keyUsage", "subjectKeyIdentifier", "authorityKeyIdentifier", "subjectAltName", "issuerAltName" } -- list of entries that must be found in ca section local ca_mandatory_entries = { "new_certs_dir", "certificate", "private_key", "default_md", "database", "policy" } -- Validate the values of distinguished names using the min/max found in the config file local validate_distinguished_names = function(values, inputconfig) local config = inputconfig or getopts.getoptsfromfile(configfile) local distinguished_name = config.req.distinguished_name or "" local success = true for i, name in ipairs(distinguished_names) do local min = config[distinguished_name][name.name.."_min"] or config[distinguished_name]["0."..name.name.."_min"] if min and values.value[name.name] and #values.value[name.name].value < tonumber(min) then values.value[name.name].errtxt = "Value too short" success = false end local max = config[distinguished_name][name.name.."_max"] or config[distinguished_name]["0."..name.name.."_max"] if max and values.value[name.name] and #values.value[name.name].value > tonumber(max) then values.value[name.name].errtxt = "Value too long" success = false end end return success, values end -- Write distinguished name defaults to config file local write_distinguished_names = function(values, inputconfig) local file = fs.read_file(configfile) local config = inputconfig or getopts.getoptsfromfile(file) local distinguished_name = config.req.distinguished_name or "" for i,name in ipairs(distinguished_names) do wname = name.name.."_default" if config[distinguished_name]["0."..name.name] then wname = "0."..wname end if values.value[name.name] then local a,b,c a,b,c, file = getopts.setoptsinfile(file, distinguished_name, wname, values.value[name.name].value) end end fs.write_file(configfile, file) end local create_subject_string = function(values) local outstr = {} for i,name in ipairs(distinguished_names) do outstr[#outstr + 1] = (name.short or name.name) .. "=" .. values.value[name.name].value end outstr[#outstr + 1] = "password="..values.value.password.value return "/"..table.concat(outstr, "/") end -- Find the sections of the config file that define ca's (ca -name option) local find_ca_sections = function(inputconfig) local config = inputconfig or getopts.getoptsfromfile(configfile) local cert_types = {} for section in pairs(config) do local success = true for i,entry in ipairs(ca_mandatory_entries) do if not config[section][entry] then success = false break end end if success then cert_types[#cert_types + 1] = section end end return cert_types end local handle_req_clientdata = function(clientdata, defaults, config) -- Next, put the user values into the table for name,value in pairs(clientdata) do if defaults.value[name] then defaults.value[name].value = value end end -- Next, validate the values local success success, defaults = validate_distinguished_names(defaults, config) local foundcert=false for i,cert in ipairs(defaults.value.certtype.option) do if defaults.value.certtype.value == cert then foundcert=true break end end if not foundcert then success = false defaults.value.certtype.errtxt = "Invalid certificate type" end return success, defaults, config end -- FIXME we need to make sure necessary files / directories / private key are there verifyopenssl = function() local retval = false if fs.is_file(configfile) then retval=true end return retval end getreqdefaults = function(inputconfig) local defaults = cfe({ type="group", value={} }) local config = inputconfig or getopts.getoptsfromfile(configfile) local distinguished_name = config.req.distinguished_name or "" -- Get the distinguished name defaults for i, name in ipairs(distinguished_names) do defaults.value[name.name] = cfe({ label=name.label, value=config[distinguished_name][name.name .. "_default"] or config[distinguished_name]["0."..name.name.."_default"] or "", descr=config[distinguished_name][name.name] or config[distinguished_name]["0."..name.name] }) end -- Add in the ca type default defaults.value.certtype = cfe({ type="select", label="Certificate Type", value=config.ca.default_ca, option=find_ca_sections(config) }) return defaults end setreqdefaults = function(clientdata) -- First, get the defaults local config = getopts.getoptsfromfile(configfile) local defaults = getreqdefaults() -- Then, copy in user values and validate local success, defaults, config = handle_req_clientdata(clientdata, defaults, config) -- Finally, write the values to the config file if success then write_distinguished_names(defaults, config) getopts.setoptsinfile(configfile, "ca", "default_ca", defaults.value.certtype.value) end if not success then defaults.errtxt = "Failed to set defaults" end return defaults end getnewrequest = function() local values = getreqdefaults() -- In addition to the request defaults, we need a password and confirmation values.value.password = cfe({ label="Password" }) values.value.password_confirm = cfe({ label="Password confirmation" }) return values end submitrequest = function(clientdata, user) -- First, get the defaults local config = getopts.getoptsfromfile(configfile) local defaults = getnewrequest(config) -- Then, copy in user values and validate local success, defaults, config = handle_req_clientdata(clientdata, defaults, config) -- Must have a common name if #defaults.value.commonName.value == 0 then defaults.value.commonName.errtxt = "Common Name cannot be blank" success = false end -- Check validity of password if #defaults.value.password.value < 4 then defaults.value.password.errtxt = "Password too short" success = false end if defaults.value.password.value ~= defaults.value.password_confirm.value then defaults.value.password_confirm.errtxt = "You entered wrong password/confirmation" success = false end if success then -- FIXME check to make sure same certificate or request doesn't already exist end if success then -- Submit the request local reqname = requestdir..user.."."..defaults.value.certtype.value.."."..defaults.value.commonName.value local subject = create_subject_string(defaults) local cmd = "PATH=/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/sbin:/sbin openssl req -nodes -new -config "..configfile.." -keyout "..reqname..".pem -out "..reqname..".csr -subj '"..subject.."' 2>&1" local f = io.popen(cmd) local cmdresult = f:read("*a") f:close() defaults.descr = cmdresult end if not success then defaults.errtxt = "Failed to submit request" end return defaults end listrequests = function(user) user = user or "" local list={} local fh = io.popen('find ' .. requestdir .. ' -name "'..user..'*.csr" -maxdepth 1') for x in fh:lines() do local name = basename(x,".csr") local a,b,c = string.match(name, "([^%.]*)%.([^%.]*)%.([^%.]*)") list[#list + 1] = {name=name, user=a, certtype=b, commonName=c} end return cfe({ type="list", value=list, label="List of pending requests" }) end