SSL-CERT.ECLASS

Section: portage (5)
Updated: May 2013
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NAME

ssl-cert.eclass - Eclass for SSL certificates  

DESCRIPTION

This eclass implements a standard installation procedure for installing self-signed SSL certificates.  

EXAMPLE

"install_cert /foo/bar" installs ${ROOT}/foo/bar.{key,csr,crt,pem}  

FUNCTIONS

gen_cnf

Initializes variables and generates the needed OpenSSL configuration file and a CA serial file

Access: private

get_base [if_ca]

Simple function to determine whether we're creating a CA (which should only be done once) or final part

Access: private

Return value: <base path>

gen_key <base path>

Generates an RSA key

Access: private

gen_csr <base path>

Generates a certificate signing request using the key made by gen_key()

Access: private

gen_crt <base path>

Generates either a self-signed CA certificate using the csr and key made by gen_csr() and gen_key() or a signed server certificate using the CA cert previously created by gen_crt()

Access: private

gen_pem <base path>

Generates a PEM file by concatinating the key and cert file created by gen_key() and gen_cert()

Access: private

install_cert <certificates>

Uses all the private functions above to generate and install the requested certificates. <certificates> are full pathnames relative to ROOT, without extension.

Example: "install_cert /foo/bar" installs ${ROOT}/foo/bar.{key,csr,crt,pem}

Access: public

 

ECLASS VARIABLES

SSL_CERT_MANDATORY = "${SSL_CERT_MANDATORY:-0}"

Set to non zero if ssl-cert is mandatory for ebuild.

SSL_CERT_USE = "${SSL_CERT_USE:-ssl}"

Use flag to append dependency to.

 

AUTHORS

Max Kalika <max@gentoo.org>

 

REPORTING BUGS

Please report bugs via http://bugs.gentoo.org/  

FILES

/usr/portage/eclass/ssl-cert.eclass  

SEE ALSO

ebuild(5)

http://sources.gentoo.org/eclass/ssl-cert.eclass?view=log

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Index

NAME

DESCRIPTION

EXAMPLE

FUNCTIONS

ECLASS VARIABLES

AUTHORS

REPORTING BUGS

FILES

SEE ALSO

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