def run(basedir, cadir, certconf, keyconf, hostnameconf, log):
log.debug("Forcing a CA/hostcert install")
# Reject relative paths
if not pathutil.is_absolute_path(cadir):
raise IncompatibleEnvironment("CA directory path is not absolute")
if not pathutil.is_absolute_path(certconf):
raise IncompatibleEnvironment("certificate path is not absolute")
if not pathutil.is_absolute_path(keyconf):
raise IncompatibleEnvironment("key path is not absolute")
# The CA dir must not exist, create that first.
autoca.createCA(pathutil.uuidgen(), basedir, cadir, log)
print "Created auto CA: %s" % cadir
# The configured certificate and key must not exist; create them.
autoca.createCert(hostnameconf, basedir, cadir, certconf, keyconf, log)
print "\nCreated hostcert: %s" % certconf
print "Created hostkey: %s\n" % keyconf
def run(basedir, cadir, certconf, keyconf, hostnameconf, log):
log.debug("Forcing a CA/hostcert install")
# Reject relative paths
if not pathutil.is_absolute_path(cadir):
raise IncompatibleEnvironment("CA directory path is not absolute")
if not pathutil.is_absolute_path(certconf):
raise IncompatibleEnvironment("certificate path is not absolute")
if not pathutil.is_absolute_path(keyconf):
raise IncompatibleEnvironment("key path is not absolute")
# The CA dir must not exist, create that first.
autoca.createCA(pathutil.uuidgen(), basedir, cadir, log)
print "Created auto CA: %s" % cadir
# The configured certificate and key must not exist; create them.
autoca.createCert(hostnameconf, basedir, cadir, certconf, keyconf, log)
print "\nCreated hostcert: %s" % certconf
print "Created hostkey: %s\n" % keyconf
def run(basedir, certconf, keyconf, log, cadir=None, hostname=None):
log.debug("Checking SSL")
# If the configurations themselves are missing, we cannot continue.
if not certconf:
raise IncompatibleEnvironment("There is no 'ssl.cert' configuration")
if not keyconf:
raise IncompatibleEnvironment("There is no 'ssl.key' configuration")
# If the configurations are relative, they are assumed to be relative from
# the base directory.
if not pathutil.is_absolute_path(certconf):
certconf = pathutil.pathjoin(basedir, certconf)
log.debug("ssl.cert was a relative path, converted to '%s'" % certconf)
if not pathutil.is_absolute_path(keyconf):
keyconf = pathutil.pathjoin(basedir, keyconf)
log.debug("ssl.key was a relative path, converted to '%s'" % keyconf)
# If the configured certificate exists, check the key permissions, then
# exit.
missingcert = None
missingkey = None
if not pathutil.check_path_exists(certconf):
missingcert = "Configured 'ssl.cert' does not exist at '%s'" % certconf
if not pathutil.check_path_exists(keyconf):
missingkey = "Configured 'ssl.key' does not exist at '%s'" % keyconf
if not missingcert and not missingkey:
log.debug("cert and key confs exist already, checking key perms")
# check key permission
if pathutil.is_path_private(keyconf):
log.debug("key is owner-read only: %s" % keyconf)
else:
print >>sys.stderr, "***"
print >>sys.stderr, "*** WARNING ***"
print >>sys.stderr, "***"
print >>sys.stderr, "SSL key has bad permissions, should only be readable by the file owner. ssl.key: '%s'" % keyconf
return
# If only one of the cert/key files exists, we cannot reason about
# what to do: error.
prefix = "Only one of the SSL cert/key file exists, cannot continue. "
if missingcert and not missingkey:
raise IncompatibleEnvironment(prefix + missingcert)
if missingkey and not missingcert:
raise IncompatibleEnvironment(prefix + missingkey)
# The configured certificate and key do not exist; create them.
print "Cannot find configured certificate and key for HTTPS, creating these for you."
# If the internal CA does not exist, create that first.
if not cadir:
cadir = pathutil.pathjoin(basedir, "var/ca")
if not pathutil.check_path_exists(cadir):
print "\nCannot find internal CA, creating this for you.\n"
print "Please pick a unique, one word CA name or hit return to use a UUID.\n"
print "For example, if you are installing this on the \"Jupiter\" cluster, you could perhaps use \"JupiterNimbusCA\" as the name.\n"
ca_name = raw_input("Enter a name: ")
if not ca_name:
ca_name = pathutil.uuidgen()
print "You did not enter a name, using '%s'" % ca_name
else:
ca_name = ca_name.split()[0]
print "Using '%s'" % ca_name
autoca.createCA(ca_name, basedir, cadir, log)
print "\nCreated internal CA: %s" % cadir
if not hostname:
print "\nEnter the fully qualified hostname of this machine. If you don't know or care right now, hit return to use 'localhost'.\n"
hostname = raw_input("Hostname: ")
if not hostname:
hostname = "localhost"
print "Using '%s'" % hostname
autoca.createCert(hostname, basedir, cadir, certconf, keyconf, log)
print "\nCreated certificate: %s" % certconf
print "Created key: %s\n" % keyconf
def run(basedir, certconf, keyconf, log, cadir=None, hostname=None):
log.debug("Checking SSL")
# If the configurations themselves are missing, we cannot continue.
if not certconf:
raise IncompatibleEnvironment("There is no 'ssl.cert' configuration")
if not keyconf:
raise IncompatibleEnvironment("There is no 'ssl.key' configuration")
# If the configurations are relative, they are assumed to be relative from
# the base directory.
if not pathutil.is_absolute_path(certconf):
certconf = pathutil.pathjoin(basedir, certconf)
log.debug("ssl.cert was a relative path, converted to '%s'" % certconf)
if not pathutil.is_absolute_path(keyconf):
keyconf = pathutil.pathjoin(basedir, keyconf)
log.debug("ssl.key was a relative path, converted to '%s'" % keyconf)
# If the configured certificate exists, check the key permissions, then
# exit.
missingcert = None
missingkey = None
if not pathutil.check_path_exists(certconf):
missingcert = "Configured 'ssl.cert' does not exist at '%s'" % certconf
if not pathutil.check_path_exists(keyconf):
missingkey = "Configured 'ssl.key' does not exist at '%s'" % keyconf
if not missingcert and not missingkey:
log.debug("cert and key confs exist already, checking key perms")
# check key permission
if pathutil.is_path_private(keyconf):
log.debug("key is owner-read only: %s" % keyconf)
else:
print >> sys.stderr, "***"
print >> sys.stderr, "*** WARNING ***"
print >> sys.stderr, "***"
print >> sys.stderr, "SSL key has bad permissions, should only be readable by the file owner. ssl.key: '%s'" % keyconf
return
# If only one of the cert/key files exists, we cannot reason about
# what to do: error.
prefix = "Only one of the SSL cert/key file exists, cannot continue. "
if missingcert and not missingkey:
raise IncompatibleEnvironment(prefix + missingcert)
if missingkey and not missingcert:
raise IncompatibleEnvironment(prefix + missingkey)
# The configured certificate and key do not exist; create them.
print "Cannot find configured certificate and key for HTTPS, creating these for you."
# If the internal CA does not exist, create that first.
if not cadir:
cadir = pathutil.pathjoin(basedir, "var/ca")
if not pathutil.check_path_exists(cadir):
print "\nCannot find internal CA, creating this for you.\n"
print "Please pick a unique, one word CA name or hit return to use a UUID.\n"
print "For example, if you are installing this on the \"Jupiter\" cluster, you could perhaps use \"JupiterNimbusCA\" as the name.\n"
ca_name = raw_input("Enter a name: ")
if not ca_name:
ca_name = pathutil.uuidgen()
print "You did not enter a name, using '%s'" % ca_name
else:
ca_name = ca_name.split()[0]
print "Using '%s'" % ca_name
autoca.createCA(ca_name, basedir, cadir, log)
print "\nCreated internal CA: %s" % cadir
if not hostname:
print "\nEnter the fully qualified hostname of this machine. If you don't know or care right now, hit return to use 'localhost'.\n"
hostname = raw_input("Hostname: ")
if not hostname:
hostname = "localhost"
print "Using '%s'" % hostname
autoca.createCert(hostname, basedir, cadir, certconf, keyconf, log)
print "\nCreated certificate: %s" % certconf
print "Created key: %s\n" % keyconf
