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wolfssl/certs/test-pathlen/assemble-chains.sh
John Safranek a42bd30278 CA Certificate Path Length Checking
1. Check the path length between an intermediate CA cert and its
   signer's path length.
2. Always decode the path length if present and store it in the decoded
   certificate.
3. Save the path length into the signer list.
4. Path length capped at 127.
5. Added some test certs for checking CA path lengths.
2016-09-20 21:36:37 -07:00

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#!/bin/bash
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# assemble-chains.sh
# Assemble all the certificate CA path test cert chains.
# Success: PathLen of 0
## server-0-ca.pem: signed by ca-cert.pem
## server-0-cert.pem: signed by server-0-ca.pem
cat server-0-cert.pem server-0-ca.pem > server-0-chain.pem
# Success: PathLen of 1
## server-1-ca.pem: signed by ca-cert.pem
## server-1-0-ca.pem: signed by server-1-ca.pem
## server-1-0-cert.pem: signed by server-1-0-ca.pem
cat server-1-0-cert.pem server-1-0-ca.pem server-1-ca.pem > server-1-0-chain.pem
## server-1-cert.pem: signed by server-1-ca.pem
cat server-1-cert.pem server-1-ca.pem > server-1-chain.pem
# Success: PathLen of 127
## server-127-ca.pem: signed by ca-cert.pem
## server-127-cert.pem: signed by server-127-cert.pem
cat server-127-cert.pem server-127-ca.pem > server-127-chain.pem
# Failure: PathLen of 128
## server-128-ca.pem: signed by ca-cert.pem
## server-128-cert.pem: signed by server-128-ca.pem
cat server-128-cert.pem server-128-ca.pem > server-128-chain.pem
# Failure: PathLen of 0, signing PathLen of 1
## server-0-1-ca.pem: signed by server-0-ca.pem
## server-0-1-cert.pem: signed by server-0-1-ca.pem
cat server-0-1-cert.pem server-0-1-ca.pem server-0-ca.pem > server-0-1-chain.pem