mkrequest

#!/bin/sh
#
# mkrequest -- make client certificate request and RSA key
# Copyright (c) Jarkko Turkulainen 2003. All rights reserved.
# See the file COPYRIGHT for licensing information.
#
# Usage: $0 -ip|-dns|-email name [challenge]
#
# Required parameters (one of these):
# -ip name	Use subjectAltName IP Address (example: -ip 1.2.3.4)
# -dns name	Use subjectAltName FQDN (-dns gw.nowhere.com)
# -email name	Use subjectAltName UFQDN (-email noone@nowhere.com)
#
# Optional parameter is the request challenge password, used for
# self-revocation and if SCEP server supports it, for automatic enrolling.
#
#######################################################################
#
# EDIT THE PARAMETERS BELOW IF YOU NEED
#

# Prefix - key will be named as PREFIX.key and request PREFIX.csr
PREFIX=local

#
# Additional DN components. Add if your company policy requires them.
# commonName is assigned automatically from the subjectAltName, or if your
# CA requires the use of unstructuredName as a DN, you must fill in
# the relevant attributes below.
#
# countryName (example: FI)
COUNTRY=
#
# stateOrProvinceName (example: Uusimaa)
STATE=
#
# localityName (example: Helsinki)
LOCALITY=
#
# organizationName (example: klake.org)
ORGANIZATION=
#
# organizationalUnitName (example: Sales)
ORGANIZATIONAL_UNIT=
#
# Some CAs may require you to use Cisco-style subject.
# OpenBSD isakmpd don't care about the subject, only that matter is the
# subjectAltName extension. If the CA won't honor that, the certificate
# is useless for isakmpd.
#
UNSTRUCTURED_NAME=
UNSTRUCTURED_ADDRESS=
SERIAL_NUMBER=


# RSA key length, minimum of 1024 recommended.
KEYBITS=1024

#
# NO NEED FOR EDITING BELOW THIS LINE
#
#######################################################################


if [ ! "$2" ]; then
	echo "Usage: $0 -ip|-dns|-email name [challenge]"
	exit 1
fi
case $1 in
	-ip)
		NAME=CERTIP
		PARAMETER=$2
		EXT=x509v3_IPAddr
		;;
	-dns)
		NAME=CERTNAME
		PARAMETER=$2
		EXT=x509v3_DNS
		;;
	-email)
		NAME=CERTEMAIL
		PARAMETER=$2
		EXT=x509v3_Email
		;;
	*)
		echo "Illegal subjectAltName extension $1"
		echo "Usage: $0 -ip|-dns|-email name [keybits]"
		exit 1
		;;
esac

if [ ! "$PREFIX" ]; then
	PREFIX=$PARAMETER
fi

if [ "$3" ]; then
	PASSWORD=$3
fi

if [ ! "$UNSTRUCTURED_NAME" ]; then
	if [ "$UNSTRUCTURED_ADDRESS" -o "$SERIAL_NUMBER" ]; then
		echo "unstructuredName is required"
		exit 1;
	fi
fi

# Generate key and request
openssl genrsa -out $PREFIX.key $KEYBITS
chmod 600 $PREFIX.key

CONFIG=.$$client.cnf
cat << _EOF_ > $CONFIG
[ req ]
prompt = no
distinguished_name = req_distinguished_name
_EOF_
if [ "$PASSWORD" ]; then
	cat << _EOF_ >> $CONFIG
attributes=req_attributes
[ req_attributes ]
challengePassword=$PASSWORD
_EOF_
fi
echo "[ req_distinguished_name ]" >> $CONFIG
if [ "$COUNTRY" ]; then
	echo "C=$COUNTRY" >> $CONFIG
fi
if [ "$STATE" ]; then
	echo "ST=$STATE" >> $CONFIG
fi
if [ "$LOCALITY" ]; then
	echo "L=$LOCALITY" >> $CONFIG
fi
if [ "$ORGANIZATION" ]; then
	echo "O=$ORGANIZATION" >> $CONFIG
fi
if [ "$ORGANIZATIONAL_UNIT" ]; then
	echo "OU=$ORGANIZATIONAL_UNIT" >> $CONFIG
fi
if [ ! "$UNSTRUCTURED_NAME" ]; then
	echo "CN=$PARAMETER" >> $CONFIG
else
	echo "unstructuredName=$UNSTRUCTURED_NAME" >> $CONFIG
	if [ "$UNSTRUCTURED_ADDRESS" ]; then
		echo "unstructuredAddress=$UNSTRUCTURED_ADDRESS" >> $CONFIG
	fi
	if [ "$SERIAL_NUMBER" ]; then
		echo "serialNumber=$SERIAL_NUMBER" >> $CONFIG
	fi
fi
cat << _EOF_ >> $CONFIG
[x509v3_IPAddr]
subjectAltName=critical,IP:$PARAMETER
[x509v3_DNS]
subjectAltName=critical,DNS:$PARAMETER
[x509v3_Email]
subjectAltName=critical,email:$PARAMETER
_EOF_

if [ "$4" ]; then
	DIGEST=-$4
else
	DIGEST=""
fi

# Make request
openssl req -new -key $PREFIX.key $DIGEST -out $PREFIX.csr -config $CONFIG \
	-reqexts $EXT

# Make a self-signed certificate from request subject
# Normally, this is done from the sscep
# openssl req -x509 -new -key $PREFIX.key -out $PREFIX-selfsigned.crt \
#	-config $CONFIG -extensions $EXT >/dev/null 2>&1

# Remove config file
rm -rf $CONFIG