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Add test for self-signed user cert validation
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The PKI CA test has been updated to run PKI CLI using blocking
and non-blocking socket factories to perform cert validations
for variety of cases including self-signed user cert.

Currently there are inconsistencies in the SSL alerts generated
by these factories. They will be investigated separately later.
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edewata committed Aug 27, 2024
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--alias pki.example.com \
--alias server.example.com
- name: Set up client container
- name: Set up client1 container for blocking socket factory
run: |
tests/bin/runner-init.sh \
--hostname=client.example.com \
--hostname=client1.example.com \
--network=example \
--network-alias=client.example.com \
client
--network-alias=client1.example.com \
client1
- name: Set up client2 container for non-blocking socket factory
run: |
tests/bin/runner-init.sh \
--hostname=client2.example.com \
--network=example \
--network-alias=client2.example.com \
client2
- name: Import LDAP SDK packages
run: |
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docker cp /tmp/RPMS/. pki:/root/RPMS/
docker exec pki bash -c "dnf localinstall -y /root/RPMS/*"
# install packages on client
docker cp /tmp/RPMS/. client:/root/RPMS/
docker exec client bash -c "dnf localinstall -y /root/RPMS/*"
# install packages on client1
docker cp /tmp/RPMS/. client1:/root/RPMS/
docker exec client1 bash -c "dnf localinstall -y /root/RPMS/*"
# install packages on client2
docker cp /tmp/RPMS/. client2:/root/RPMS/
docker exec client2 bash -c "dnf localinstall -y /root/RPMS/*"
- name: Install DS
run: docker exec pki ${SHARED}/tests/bin/ds-create.sh
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docker exec pki /usr/share/pki/tests/ca/bin/test-ca-auditor-cert.sh
docker exec pki /usr/share/pki/tests/ca/bin/test-ca-auditor-logs.sh
- name: Check client with untrusted server cert
- name: Check client1 with unknown issuer
run: |
# run client but don't trust the cert
echo n | docker exec -i client pki -U https://pki.example.com:8443 info \
# run PKI CLI
echo n | docker exec -i client1 pki \
-U https://pki.example.com:8443 \
info \
> >(tee stdout) 2> >(tee stderr >&2) || true
# check stdout
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diff expected stderr
# the cert should not be stored
docker exec client pki nss-cert-find | tee output
docker exec client1 pki nss-cert-find | tee output
diff /dev/null output
- name: Check client with untrusted server cert with wrong hostname
- name: Check client2 with unknown issuer
run: |
# run client with wrong hostname
echo n | docker exec -i client pki -U https://server.example.com:8443 info \
# run PKI CLI
echo n | docker exec -i client2 pki \
-D org.dogtagpki.client.socketFactory=org.dogtagpki.client.NonBlockingSocketFactory \
-U https://pki.example.com:8443 \
info \
> >(tee stdout) 2> >(tee stderr >&2) || true
# check stdout
cat > expected << EOF
Server URL: https://pki.example.com:8443
EOF
# check stderr
# TODO: fix missing SSL alert
cat > expected << EOF
WARNING: UNKNOWN_ISSUER encountered on 'CN=pki.example.com,OU=pki-tomcat,O=EXAMPLE' indicates an unknown CA cert 'CN=CA Signing Certificate,OU=pki-tomcat,O=EXAMPLE'
Trust this certificate (y/N)? IOException: Unable to write to socket: Unable to validate CN=pki.example.com, OU=pki-tomcat, O=EXAMPLE: Unknown issuer: CN=CA Signing Certificate, OU=pki-tomcat, O=EXAMPLE
EOF
diff expected stderr
# the cert should not be stored
docker exec client2 pki nss-cert-find | tee output
diff /dev/null output
- name: Check client1 with unknown issuer and wrong hostname
run: |
# run PKI CLI
echo n | docker exec -i client1 pki \
-U https://server.example.com:8443 \
info \
> >(tee stdout) 2> >(tee stderr >&2) || true
# check stdout
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diff expected stderr
- name: Check client with newly trusted server cert
# the cert should not be stored
docker exec client1 pki nss-cert-find | tee output
diff /dev/null output
- name: Check client2 with unknown issuer and wrong hostname
run: |
# run client and trust the cert
echo y | docker exec -i client pki -U https://pki.example.com:8443 info \
# run PKI CLI
echo n | docker exec -i client2 pki \
-D org.dogtagpki.client.socketFactory=org.dogtagpki.client.NonBlockingSocketFactory \
-U https://server.example.com:8443 \
info \
> >(tee stdout) 2> >(tee stderr >&2) || true
# check stdout
cat > expected << EOF
Server URL: https://server.example.com:8443
EOF
diff expected stdout
# check stderr
# TODO: fix missing SSL alert
cat > expected << EOF
WARNING: BAD_CERT_DOMAIN encountered on 'CN=pki.example.com,OU=pki-tomcat,O=EXAMPLE' indicates a common-name mismatch
WARNING: UNKNOWN_ISSUER encountered on 'CN=pki.example.com,OU=pki-tomcat,O=EXAMPLE' indicates an unknown CA cert 'CN=CA Signing Certificate,OU=pki-tomcat,O=EXAMPLE'
Trust this certificate (y/N)? IOException: Unable to write to socket: Unable to validate CN=pki.example.com, OU=pki-tomcat, O=EXAMPLE: Bad certificate domain: CN=pki.example.com, OU=pki-tomcat, O=EXAMPLE
EOF
diff expected stderr
# the cert should not be stored
docker exec client2 pki nss-cert-find | tee output
diff /dev/null output
- name: Check client1 with newly trusted server cert
run: |
# run PKI CLI
echo y | docker exec -i client1 pki \
-U https://pki.example.com:8443 \
info \
> >(tee stdout) 2> >(tee stderr >&2) || true
# check stdout
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diff expected stderr
# the cert should be stored and trusted
docker exec client pki nss-cert-find | tee output
docker exec client1 pki nss-cert-find | tee output
sed -i \
-e '/^ *Serial Number:/d' \
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diff expected output
- name: Check client with trusted server cert with wrong hostname
- name: Check client2 with newly trusted server cert
run: |
# run client with wrong hostname
docker exec client pki -U https://server.example.com:8443 info \
# run PKI CLI
echo y | docker exec -i client2 pki \
-D org.dogtagpki.client.socketFactory=org.dogtagpki.client.NonBlockingSocketFactory \
-U https://pki.example.com:8443 \
info \
> >(tee stdout) 2> >(tee stderr >&2) || true
# check stdout
cat > expected << EOF
Server URL: https://pki.example.com:8443
Server Name: Dogtag Certificate System
Server Version: 11.6.0
EOF
diff expected stdout
# check stderr
cat > expected << EOF
WARNING: UNKNOWN_ISSUER encountered on 'CN=pki.example.com,OU=pki-tomcat,O=EXAMPLE' indicates an unknown CA cert 'CN=CA Signing Certificate,OU=pki-tomcat,O=EXAMPLE'
Trust this certificate (y/N)?
EOF
# remove trailing whitespace
sed -i 's/ *$//' stderr
# append end of line
echo >> stderr
diff expected stderr
# the cert should be stored and trusted
docker exec client2 pki nss-cert-find | tee output
sed -i \
-e '/^ *Serial Number:/d' \
-e '/^ *Not Valid Before:/d' \
-e '/^ *Not Valid After:/d' \
output
cat > expected << EOF
Nickname: CN=pki.example.com,OU=pki-tomcat,O=EXAMPLE
Subject DN: CN=pki.example.com,OU=pki-tomcat,O=EXAMPLE
Issuer DN: CN=CA Signing Certificate,OU=pki-tomcat,O=EXAMPLE
Trust Flags: P,,
EOF
diff expected output
- name: Check client1 with trusted server cert and wrong hostname
run: |
# run PKI CLI
docker exec client1 pki \
-U https://server.example.com:8443 \
info \
> >(tee stdout) 2> >(tee stderr >&2) || true
# check stdout
cat > expected << EOF
Server URL: https://server.example.com:8443
Server Name: Dogtag Certificate System
Server Version: 11.6.0
EOF
diff expected stdout
# check stderr
cat > expected << EOF
WARNING: BAD_CERT_DOMAIN encountered on 'CN=pki.example.com,OU=pki-tomcat,O=EXAMPLE' indicates a common-name mismatch
EOF
diff expected stderr
- name: Check client2 with trusted server cert and wrong hostname
run: |
# run PKI CLI
docker exec client2 pki \
-D org.dogtagpki.client.socketFactory=org.dogtagpki.client.NonBlockingSocketFactory \
-U https://server.example.com:8443 \
info \
> >(tee stdout) 2> >(tee stderr >&2) || true
# check stdout
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diff expected stderr
- name: Check client with already trusted server cert
- name: Check client1 with already trusted server cert
run: |
# run PKI CLI
docker exec client1 pki \
-U https://pki.example.com:8443 \
info \
> >(tee stdout) 2> >(tee stderr >&2) || true
# check stdout
cat > expected << EOF
Server URL: https://pki.example.com:8443
Server Name: Dogtag Certificate System
Server Version: 11.6.0
EOF
diff expected stdout
# check stderr
diff /dev/null stderr
- name: Check client2 with already trusted server cert
run: |
# run client with correct hostname
docker exec client pki -U https://pki.example.com:8443 info \
# run PKI CLI
docker exec client2 pki \
-D org.dogtagpki.client.socketFactory=org.dogtagpki.client.NonBlockingSocketFactory \
-U https://pki.example.com:8443 \
info \
> >(tee stdout) 2> >(tee stderr >&2) || true
# check stdout
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# check stderr
diff /dev/null stderr
- name: Check client1 with self-signed user cert
run: |
# generate user CSR
docker exec client1 pki nss-cert-request \
--subject "UID=testuser" \
--ext /usr/share/pki/server/certs/admin.conf \
--csr testuser.csr
# issue self-signed user cert
docker exec client1 pki nss-cert-issue \
--csr testuser.csr \
--ext /usr/share/pki/server/certs/admin.conf \
--cert testuser.crt
# import user cert
docker exec client1 pki nss-cert-import \
--cert testuser.crt \
testuser
# run PKI CLI
docker exec client1 pki \
-U https://pki.example.com:8443 \
-n testuser \
ca-user-find \
> >(tee stdout) 2> >(tee stderr >&2) || true
# check stderr
cat > expected << EOF
SEVERE: FATAL: SSL alert received: UNKNOWN_CA
IOException: Unable to read from socket: Error reading from socket: (-12195) Peer does not recognize and trust the CA that issued your certificate.
EOF
diff expected stderr
- name: Check client2 with self-signed user cert
run: |
# generate user CSR
docker exec client2 pki nss-cert-request \
--subject "UID=testuser" \
--ext /usr/share/pki/server/certs/admin.conf \
--csr testuser.csr
# issue self-signed user cert
docker exec client2 pki nss-cert-issue \
--csr testuser.csr \
--ext /usr/share/pki/server/certs/admin.conf \
--cert testuser.crt
# import user cert
docker exec client2 pki nss-cert-import \
--cert testuser.crt \
testuser
# run PKI CLI
docker exec client2 pki \
-D org.dogtagpki.client.socketFactory=org.dogtagpki.client.NonBlockingSocketFactory \
-U https://pki.example.com:8443 \
-n testuser \
ca-user-find \
> >(tee stdout) 2> >(tee stderr >&2) || true
# check stderr
# TODO: fix excessive SSL alert
cat > expected << EOF
SEVERE: FATAL: SSL alert received: UNKNOWN_CA
SEVERE: FATAL: SSL alert sent: UNEXPECTED_MESSAGE
RuntimeException: Unexpected error trying to construct channel: Unable to perform operations on a closed socket!
EOF
diff expected stderr
- name: Remove CA
run: docker exec pki pkidestroy -i pki-tomcat -s CA -v

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