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run renewcerts.sh, gencertbuf.pl, and create_ocsp_test_blobs.py
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Testing improvements for cert gen and TLS cert validation: * Fixes to support certificate generation (`WOLFSSL_CERT_GEN`) without RSA enabled. * Added new ECC CA for 384-bit tests. * Created new server cert chain (ECC CA for 256-bit that signs server-ecc.pem) * Created new `./certs/ecc/genecc.sh` script for generating all ECC CA's, generated server cert req (CSR), signing with CA and the required CRL. * Moved the wolfCrypt ECC CA / ECC cert gen test into `ecc_test` as `ecc_test_cert_gen`. * Refactor duplicate code that saves DER to disk, converts DER to PEM and saves PEM to disk into SaveDerAndPem function. * Changed `ecc_test_make_pub` and `ecc_test_key_gen` to use XMALLOC for temp buffers (uses heap instead of stack). * Cleanup to combine all certificate subject information into global `certDefaultName`. * Updated cert request info to use wolfSSL instead of Yassl. * Cleanup to combine keyUsage into `certKeyUsage` and `certKeyUsage2`. * Re-number error codes in rsa_test. * Moved the certext_test after the ecc_test, since it uses a file generated in `ecc_test_cert_gen`.
2017-10-19 16:17:51 -07:00
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run renewcerts.sh, gencertbuf.pl, and create_ocsp_test_blobs.py
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Testing improvements for cert gen and TLS cert validation: * Fixes to support certificate generation (`WOLFSSL_CERT_GEN`) without RSA enabled. * Added new ECC CA for 384-bit tests. * Created new server cert chain (ECC CA for 256-bit that signs server-ecc.pem) * Created new `./certs/ecc/genecc.sh` script for generating all ECC CA's, generated server cert req (CSR), signing with CA and the required CRL. * Moved the wolfCrypt ECC CA / ECC cert gen test into `ecc_test` as `ecc_test_cert_gen`. * Refactor duplicate code that saves DER to disk, converts DER to PEM and saves PEM to disk into SaveDerAndPem function. * Changed `ecc_test_make_pub` and `ecc_test_key_gen` to use XMALLOC for temp buffers (uses heap instead of stack). * Cleanup to combine all certificate subject information into global `certDefaultName`. * Updated cert request info to use wolfSSL instead of Yassl. * Cleanup to combine keyUsage into `certKeyUsage` and `certKeyUsage2`. * Re-number error codes in rsa_test. * Moved the certext_test after the ecc_test, since it uses a file generated in `ecc_test_cert_gen`.
2017-10-19 16:17:51 -07:00
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Fix to add `keyUsage` `keyAgreement` for the ECC server certificate. Resolves issue with openssl test using "ECDH-ECDSA" cipher suite.
2017-10-20 11:26:15 -07:00
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