Apache CXF example source code file (gencerts.sh)

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The Apache CXF gencerts.sh source code

#!/bin/sh
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# This file uses openssl and keytool to generate 2 chains of 3 certificates 
# CN=Wibble             CN=Cherry
#             CN=TheRA
#             CN=TheCA
# and generates a CRL to revoke the "CN=TheRA" certificate.
#
# This file also serves as a specification on what needs to be done to
# get the underlying CXF to work correctly.
# For the most part, you need to use only JKS (Java Key Store) formatted
# keystores and truststores.


# Initialize the default openssl DataBase.
# According to a default /usr/lib/ssl/openssl.cnf file it is ./demoCA
# Depending on the Openssl version, comment out "crlnumber" in config file.
# We echo 1345 to start the certificate serial number counter.

    rm -rf demoCA
    mkdir -p demoCA/newcerts
    cp /dev/null demoCA/index.txt
    echo "1345" > demoCA/serial

# This file makes sure that the certificate for CN=TheRA can be a Certificate
# Authority, i.e. can sign the user certificates, e.g. "CN=Wibble".

cat <

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