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| PKI --OCSP(1) | strongSwan | PKI --OCSP(1) |
NAME¶
pki --ocsp - OCSP request parser and OCSP responder.
SYNOPSIS¶
pki --ocsp |
[--in file] [--cacert file] [--debug level] |
pki --ocsp |
--respond [--in file] --cacert file --key file [--cert file] [--index file] [--lifetime minutes] [--digest digest] [--rsa-padding padding] [--debug level] |
pki --ocsp |
--options file |
pki --ocsp |
-h | --help |
DESCRIPTION¶
This sub-command of pki(1) parses an Online Certificate Status Protocol (OCSP) request as defined by RFC 6960 and with the --respond option generates an OCSP response based on the OCSP request. The certificate status for this may be provided by plugins so if not using the --index option, this currently requires the openxpki and mysql plugins in order to directly access the internal certificate database of an OpenXPKI (https://openxpki.org) server.
OPTIONS¶
- -h, --help
- Print usage information with a summary of the available options.
- -v, --debug level
- Set debug level, default: 1.
- -+, --options file
- Read command line options from file.
- -i, --in file
- OCSP request. If not given, the OCSP request is read from STDIN.
- -C, --cacert file
- CA certificate corresponding to one of the issuer hashes contained in the OCSP request. If the OCSP request is signed, a CA certificate forming the trust chain. Can be used multiple times.
- -k, --key file
- OCSP signer key. Can be used multiple times.
- -c, --cert file
- OCSP signer certificate (if it is not a CA certificate). Can be used multiple times.
- -x, --index file
- OpenSSL-style index.txt providing information about the status of
certificates issued by the CA certificate loaded immediately before. Can
be used multiple times if the status for multiple CAs should be provided,
just make sure to pass each index.txt file right after the corresponding
CA certificate.
See below for a description of the structure of these files.
- -l, --lifetime minutes
- Validity in minutes of the OCSP response (if missing, nextUpdate is omitted).
- -g, --digest digest
- Digest to use for signature creation. One of md5, sha1, sha224, sha256, sha384, or sha512, sha3_224, sha3_256, sha3_384, sha3_512. The default is determined based on the type and size of the OCSP signing key.
- -R, --rsa-padding padding
- Padding to use for RSA signatures. Either pkcs1 or pss, defaults to pkcs1.
INDEX.TXT DESCRIPTION¶
Each line in an index.txt file consists of six columns that are separated by tab characters:
The first column denotes the certificate status, which can be either "V" (for valid), "E" (for expired, treated like valid), or "R" (for revoked).
The second column contains the certificate's expiration date and time in UTC in the format YYMMDDHHMMSSZ. This field is ignored by the command but must not be empty.
The third column is the revocation date and time in UTC in the format YYMMDDHHMMSSZ and an optional revocation reason that immediately follows it, separated by a comma. Valid reasons are "keyCompromise", "CACompromise", "affiliationChanged", "superseded", "cessationOfOperation", "certificateHold", and "removeFromCRL", any other value or omitting a reason results in "unspecified".
The fourth column contains the certificate's serial number in hexadecimal encoding.
The fifth and sixth columns are both ignored by the command, so they may be omitted completely. They can contain a path to the certificate (usually set to "unknown") and the certificate's subject DN with slashes separating the RDNs.
Example index.txt:
V 310930122422Z 03 unknown /C=CH/O=strongSwan/CN=moon... V 310930122422Z 04 unknown /C=CH/O=strongSwan/CN=sun... R 310930122422Z 231002122422Z,keyCompromise 88 V Z 05
Note that the fields are separated by tabs. So if a certificate is valid, two tabs follow after the expiration date. The third line in this example only specifies the relevant first four columns, the fourth even uses a dummy expiration date.
EXAMPLES¶
Show the raw content of an OCSP request:
pki --ocsp --in req_ca.der nonce: 5b:14:e3:cc:d5:b2:65:ec:c4:0d:c3:11:37:6a:9d:71
issuerKeyHash: b6:76:79:95:b5:58:..:06:93:f3:39:79:19 (no match)
issuerNameHash: af:25:78:ce:fc:15:..:67:95:81:31:a3:4d (no match)
serialNumber: 4f:33:21:1d:4d:fd:9b:db
issuerKeyHash: b6:76:79:95:b5:58:..:06:93:f3:39:79:19 (no match)
issuerNameHash: af:25:78:ce:fc:15:..:67:95:81:31:a3:4d (no match)
serialNumber: 68:f2:93:10:65:d0:5e:d1
Show the content of the same OCSP request if the issuer certificate is given:
pki --ocsp --in req_ca.der --cacert cacert.pem nonce: 5b:14:e3:cc:d5:b2:65:ec:c4:0d:c3:11:37:6a:9d:71 issuer: "C=CH, O=strongSwan Project, CN=strongSwan Root CA"
issuerKeyHash: b6:76:79:95:b5:58:..:06:93:f3:39:79:19 (ok)
issuerNameHash: af:25:78:ce:fc:15:..:67:95:81:31:a3:4d (ok)
serialNumber: 4f:33:21:1d:4d:fd:9b:db issuer: "C=CH, O=strongSwan Project, CN=strongSwan Root CA"
issuerKeyHash: b6:76:79:95:b5:58:..:06:93:f3:39:79:19 (ok)
issuerNameHash: af:25:78:ce:fc:15:..:67:95:81:31:a3:4d (ok)
serialNumber: 68:f2:93:10:65:d0:5e:d1
Respond to the OCSP request above, with the OCSP response signed by the CA itself:
pki --ocsp --respond --in req_ca.der --cacert cacert.pem --key cakey.pem \
--lifetime 10 > rsp_ca.der nonce: 5b:14:e3:cc:d5:b2:65:ec:c4:0d:c3:11:37:6a:9d:71 issuer: "C=CH, O=strongSwan Project, CN=strongSwan Root CA"
issuerKeyHash: b6:76:79:95:b5:58:..:06:93:f3:39:79:19 (ok)
issuerNameHash: af:25:78:ce:fc:15:..:67:95:81:31:a3:4d (ok)
serialNumber: 4f:33:21:1d:4d:fd:9b:db
thisUpdate: Oct 19 15:54:15 UTC 2023
nextUpdate: Oct 19 16:04:15 UTC 2023
certValidation: GOOD issuer: "C=CH, O=strongSwan Project, CN=strongSwan Root CA"
issuerKeyHash: b6:76:79:95:b5:58:..:06:93:f3:39:79:19 (ok)
issuerNameHash: af:25:78:ce:fc:15:..:67:95:81:31:a3:4d (ok)
serialNumber: 68:f2:93:10:65:d0:5e:d1
thisUpdate: Oct 19 15:54:15 UTC 2023
nextUpdate: Oct 19 16:04:15 UTC 2023
certValidation: GOOD trusted signer: "C=CH, O=strongSwan Project, CN=strongSwan Root CA" ocspResponseStatus: successful
Respond to a signed OCSP request providing the complete trust chain:
pki --ocsp --respond --in req_signed.der --cacert cacert.pem --cacert issuer1.pem \
--key signerKey1.pem --cert signerCert1.pem --lifetime 10 > rsp_signed.der requestor: "C=CH, O=strongSwan Project, CN=vpn.strongswan.org"
using certificate "C=CH, O=strongSwan Project, CN=vpn.strongswan.org"
using trusted intermediate ca certificate "C=CH, O=strongSwan Project, CN=strongSwan Issuing CA 1"
using trusted ca certificate "C=CH, O=strongSwan Project, CN=strongSwan Root CA"
reached self-signed root ca with a path length of 1 requestor is trusted nonce: a8:0f:29:0f:08:9c:29:c1:0d:a8:cb:b0:21:fa:e1:f7 issuer: "C=CH, O=strongSwan Project, CN=strongSwan Issuing CA 1"
issuerKeyHash: 5a:1b:ec:17:f0:6d:..:a2:c8:e7:6a:84:20 (ok)
issuerNameHash: df:1e:24:71:96:e6:..:b9:82:18:45:e7:09 (ok)
serialNumber: 04:ff:cc:8d:36:91:cb:35:d7:c4
thisUpdate: Oct 19 16:30:54 UTC 2023
nextUpdate: Oct 19 16:40:54 UTC 2023
certValidation: REVOKED
revocationTime: Mar 26 06:41:54 UTC 2023
revocationReason: superseded trusted signer: "C=CH, O=strongSwan Project, CN=OCSP signer of strongSwan Issuing CA 1" ocspResponseStatus: successful
Respond to an OCSP request containing two items from different known issuers having an OCSP signer each. The issuer of the first request item determines the OCSP signer used to sign the OCSP response:
pki --ocsp --respond --in req.der --cacert issuer1.pem --cacert issuer2.pem \
--key signerKey1.pem --cert signerCert1.pem \
--key signerKey2.pem --cert signerCert2.pem \
--lifetime 10 > rsp_trusted.der nonce: a1:33:aa:bc:96:60:69:76:f3:bc:9c:88:3b:07:50:47 issuer: "C=CH, O=strongSwan Project, CN=strongSwan Issuing CA 2"
issuerKeyHash: 72:41:ca:f9:35:87:..:d3:83:ab:d5:89:7b (ok)
issuerNameHash: 5e:b2:b4:42:e1:a5:..:b2:c3:9a:38:4f:cd (ok)
serialNumber: 29:ff:36:d9:9a:21:49:61:91:1d
thisUpdate: Oct 19 16:02:35 UTC 2023
nextUpdate: Oct 19 16:12:35 UTC 2023
certValidation: REVOKED
revocationTime: Sep 22 13:13:04 UTC 2023
revocationReason: superseded issuer: "C=CH, O=strongSwan Project, CN=strongSwan Issuing CA 1"
issuerKeyHash: 5a:1b:ec:17:f0:6d:..:a2:c8:e7:6a:84:20 (ok)
issuerNameHash: df:1e:24:71:96:e6:..:b9:82:18:45:e7:09 (ok)
serialNumber: 10:ff:45:9a:6d:ee:4c:ec:7c:97
thisUpdate: Oct 19 16:02:35 UTC 2023
nextUpdate: Oct 19 16:12:35 UTC 2023
certValidation: FAILED there are multiple known issuers trusted signer: "C=CH, O=strongSwan Project, CN=OCSP signer of strongSwan Issuing CA 2" ocspResponseStatus: successful
Repeat the OCSP response above but with a self-signed OCSP signing certificate
pki --ocsp --respond --in req.der --cacert issuer1.pem --cacert issuer2.pem \
--key signerKey.pem --cert signerCert.pem --lifetime 10 > rsp_self_signed.der nonce: a1:33:aa:bc:96:60:69:76:f3:bc:9c:88:3b:07:50:47 issuer: "C=CH, O=strongSwan Project, CN=strongSwan Issuing CA 2"
issuerKeyHash: 72:41:ca:f9:35:87:..:d3:83:ab:d5:89:7b (ok)
issuerNameHash: 5e:b2:b4:42:e1:a5:..:b2:c3:9a:38:4f:cd (ok)
serialNumber: 29:ff:36:d9:9a:21:49:61:91:1d
thisUpdate: Oct 19 16:13:23 UTC 2023
nextUpdate: Oct 19 16:23:23 UTC 2023
certValidation: REVOKED
revocationTime: Sep 22 13:13:04 UTC 2023
revocationReason: superseded issuer: "C=CH, O=strongSwan Project, CN=strongSwan Issuing CA 1"
issuerKeyHash: 5a:1b:ec:17:f0:6d:..:a2:c8:e7:6a:84:20 (ok)
issuerNameHash: df:1e:24:71:96:e6:..:b9:82:18:45:e7:09 (ok)
serialNumber: 10:ff:45:9a:6d:ee:4c:ec:7c:97
thisUpdate: Oct 19 16:13:23 UTC 2023
nextUpdate: Oct 19 16:23:23 UTC 2023
certValidation: GOOD there are multiple known issuers self-signed signer: "C=CH, O=strongSwan Project, CN=strongSwan OCSP signer" ocspResponseStatus: successful
SEE ALSO¶
| 2023-10-29 | 5.9.13 |