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sshj/src/itest/generate.sh
Vladimir Lagunov a016974743 Support host certificate keys (#703)
* Handle @cert-authority in known_hosts.

* Fix ClassCastException when receiving an ECDSA-CERT host key.

* Mention what exactly is not negotiated.

* Verify host key certificates during key exchange.

* Unit and integration tests for host key verification.

* Show sshd logs when integration test finishes.

* Review fixes: extract to private method, change strings.
2021-08-17 14:29:02 +02:00

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#!/usr/bin/env bash
# This script is intended for generating SSH keys required for unit and integration tests. If you intend to add a new
# key to the tests, please write its generation command there.
#
# All generation commands should generate only files that does not exist. If some key is already generated, the script
# should not overwrite the key.
set -e -o pipefail
cd "${BASH_SOURCES[0]}"
function generate() {
local destination="$1"
if [[ ! -f "$destination" ]]; then
echo "Generating $destination" 1>&2
shift
mkdir -p "$(dirname "$destination")"
ssh-keygen -q -f "$destination" "${@}"
fi
}
function generate_cert() {
local private_key
local suffix
local cert
private_key="$1"
suffix="$2"
shift 2
cert="$private_key$suffix-cert.pub"
if [[ ! -f "$cert" ]]; then
cp "$private_key" "$private_key$suffix"
cp "$private_key.pub" "$private_key$suffix.pub"
generate "$cert" "$@" "$private_key$suffix.pub"
rm -f "$private_key$suffix" "$private_key$suffix.pub"
fi
}
generate resources/users_rsa_ca -t rsa -N ''
if [[ -f resources/users_rsa_ca.pub ]]; then
mv resources/users_rsa_ca.pub docker-image/test-container
fi
generate resources/keyfiles/id_rsa2 -t rsa -m pem -N ''
generate resources/keyfiles/id_rsa2-cert.pub -s resources/users_rsa_ca -I my_key_id -n sshj resources/keyfiles/id_rsa2.pub
cat docker-image/test-container/users_rsa_ca.pub >docker-image/test-container/trusted_ca_keys
key_algo_pairs=(ecdsa_256 ecdsa_384 ecdsa_521 rsa_2048 ed25519_384)
for ca_algo in ecdsa rsa ed25519; do
generate "resources/keyfiles/certificates/CA_${ca_algo}.pem" -N "" -t "$ca_algo" -C "CA_${ca_algo}.pem"
cat "resources/keyfiles/certificates/CA_${ca_algo}.pem.pub" >>docker-image/test-container/trusted_ca_keys
for key_algo_pair in "${key_algo_pairs[@]}"; do
key_algo="${key_algo_pair/_*/}"
bits="${key_algo_pair/*_/}"
for format in pem rfc4716; do
if [[ "$key_algo" == 'pem' && "$format" == 'ed25519' ]]; then
# Ed25519 keys are always generated in RFC4716 format.
continue
fi
user_key="resources/keyfiles/certificates/id_${key_algo_pair}_${format}_signed_by_${ca_algo}"
generate "$user_key" -N '' -t "$key_algo" -b "$bits" -m "$format" -C "$(basename "$user_key")"
generate "${user_key}-cert.pub" -s "resources/keyfiles/certificates/CA_${ca_algo}.pem" -I "$(basename "$user_key")" -n sshj "${user_key}.pub"
# These certificates are to be used as host certificates of sshd.
generate_cert "$user_key" _host \
-s "resources/keyfiles/certificates/CA_${ca_algo}.pem" -I "$(basename "$user_key")" -h -n 127.0.0.1
done
done
done
mkdir -p docker-image/test-container/host_keys
for key_algo_pair in "${key_algo_pairs[@]}"; do
key_algo="${key_algo_pair/_*/}"
bits="${key_algo_pair/*_/}"
user_key="resources/keyfiles/certificates/id_${key_algo_pair}_${format}_signed_by_rsa"
host_key="docker-image/test-container/host_keys/ssh_host_${key_algo_pair}_key"
if [[ ! -f "$host_key" ]]; then
cp -p "$user_key" "$host_key"
cp -p "${user_key}.pub" "${host_key}.pub"
cp -p "${user_key}_host-cert.pub" "${host_key}-cert.pub"
fi
done
(
cd resources/keyfiles/certificates
generate_cert id_ed25519_384_rfc4716_signed_by_rsa _host_valid_before_past \
-s "CA_rsa.pem" -I valid_before_past -h -n 127.0.0.1 -V 'always:20210101000000'
generate_cert id_ed25519_384_rfc4716_signed_by_rsa _host_valid_after_future \
-s "CA_rsa.pem" -I valid_after_future -h -n 127.0.0.1 -V '20990101000000:forever'
generate_cert id_ed25519_384_rfc4716_signed_by_rsa _host_no_principal \
-s "CA_rsa.pem" -I no_principal -h
generate_cert id_ed25519_384_rfc4716_signed_by_rsa _host_principal_wildcard_example_com \
-s "CA_rsa.pem" -I principal_wildcard_example_com -h -n '*.example.com'
)