* Add new code as fallback which re-serializes de-serialized extensions using the new cryptography API.
* Forgot Base64 encoding.
* Add extension by OID tests.
* There's one value which is different with the new code.
* Differences in CI.
* Working around older Jinjas.
* Value depends on which SAN was included.
* Force complete CI run now since cryptography 36.0.0 is out.
ci_complete
* Use new PKCS#12 deserialization code from cryptography 36.0.0 if available.
* Refactor into smaller functions.
* Force complete CI run now since cryptography 36.0.0 is out.
ci_complete
* Add warning that ASN.1 encoded extension values returned by some modules might not reflect the exact byte sequence in the source file anymore depending on the cryptography version.
* Apply suggestions from code review
Co-authored-by: Ajpantuso <ajpantuso@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Ajpantuso <ajpantuso@gmail.com>
* Remove assertonly backend.
* Remove assertonly tests.
* The expired test is basically a test of assertonly.
* Replace assertonly verification by _info + assert.
* Remove vendored copy of ipaddress.
* Forgot an import.
* Remove sanity ignores and checks related to ipaddress.
* Remove octal IPv4 address.
Such IPs are no longer accepted by ipaddress in Python's standard library (CVE-2021-29921).
* Remove unused import.
Co-authored-by: Sviatoslav Sydorenko <wk.cvs.github@sydorenko.org.ua>
Co-authored-by: Sviatoslav Sydorenko <wk.cvs.github@sydorenko.org.ua>
* Add some workarounds for cryptography 35.0.0.
* Make fix work with very old cryptography versions as well (which supported multiple backends).
* [TEMP] Disable openssl_pkcs12 tests to see whether everything else works.
* Revert "[TEMP] Disable openssl_pkcs12 tests to see whether everything else works."
This reverts commit 3f905bc795.
* Add changelog fragment.
* Remove unnecessary assignment.
* Simplify code change.
* [TEMP] Disable openssl_pkcs12 tests to see whether everything else works.
* Revert "[TEMP] Disable openssl_pkcs12 tests to see whether everything else works."
This reverts commit fdb210528e.
* Adjust dirName serialization to RFC 4514.
* Adjust deserialization to RFC 4514.
* Add changelog fragment.
* Use Unicode strings, and work around Python 2 and Python 3 differences and problems with old cryptography versions.
* Work with bytes, not Unicode strings, to handle escaping of Unicode endpoints correctly.
* Remove Ubuntu 16.04 (Xenial Xerus) from CI.
* Removing PyOpenSSL backend from everywhere but openssl_pkcs12.
* Remove PyOpenSSL support from module_utils that's not needed for openssl_pkcs12.
* Add changelog fragment.
* Initial commit
* Matching tests to overwritten permissions behavior with cryptography
* Ensuring key validation only occurs when state=present and accomodating CentOS6 restrictions
* Making ssh-keygen behavior explicit by version in tests
* Ensuring cyrptography not excluded in new conditions
* Adding changelog fragment
* Fixing sanity checks
* Improving readability
* Applying review suggestions
* addressing restore_on_failure conflict
* Initial commit
* Fixing unit tests
* More unit fixes
* Adding changelog fragment
* Minor refactor in Certificate.generate()
* Addressing option case-sensitivity and directive overrides
* Renaming idempotency to regenerate
* updating changelog
* Minor refactoring of default options
* Cleaning up with inline functions
* Fixing false failures when regenerate=fail and improving clarity
* Applying second round of review suggestions
* adding helper for safe atomic moves
Use of the confusingly-named _permissions_changed() on both
sides of an `or` was resulting in the second invocation not
being reached if the first invocation returned True, which it
does any time it applied custom attributes to the private key.
As a result, custom file attributes were only ever being
applied to the private key (except in one specific case)
This is fixed by explicitly updating attributes of both files
before checking if changes have been made.
Signed-off-by: Charlie Wheeler-Robinson <cwheeler@redhat.com>
* Initial commit
* Fixing units
* Adding changelog fragment
* Enhanced encapsulation of certificate data
* Avoiding failure when path is not parseable
* Diff refactor
* Applying initial review suggestions
* Initial commit
* Adding informational comments
* Adding changelog fragment
* Fixing CRLF changelog fragment
* Refactoring public number parsing and added chaining for writer methods
* Adding more descriptive error for invalid certificate data
* Fixing signature data parsing
* Correcting ed25519 signature type to binary
* Applying initial review suggestions and fixing option-list writer
* Applying review suggestions
* Making OpensshWriter private
* Refactoring openssh_keypair for multiple backends
* Fixing cryptography backend validations
* Simplifying conditionals and excess variable assignments
* Fixing docs and adding cleanup for integration tests
* Fixing docs and public key validation bugs in crypto backend
* Enhancing cryptogagraphy utils to raise OpenSSHErrors when file not found
* Adding missed copyright and cleanup for idempotency test keys
* Fixing doc style
* Readding crypto/openssh for backwards compatibility
* Adding changelog fragment and final simplifications of conditional statements
* Applied initial review suggestions
* Add diff support to openssl_privatekey.
* Add diff support to openssl_csr.
* Add diff support to x509_crl.
* Add diff support to x509_certificate.
* Add diff support to openssl_publickey.
* Add changelog fragment.
* Prefer one fingerprint for diff infos to reduce noise.
* Apply suggestions from code review
Co-authored-by: Ajpantuso <ajpantuso@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Ajpantuso <ajpantuso@gmail.com>
* Began refactoring.
* Continue.
* Factor PyOpenSSL backend out.
* Add basic cryptography backend.
* Update plugins/modules/openssl_pkcs12.py
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* Only run tests when new enough pyOpenSSL or cryptography is around.
* Reduce required pyOpenSSL version from 17.1.0 to 0.15.
I have no idea why 17.1.0 was there (in the tests), and not something smaller.
The module itself did not mention any version.
* Linting.
* Linting.
* Increase compatibility by selecting pyopenssl backend when iter_size or maciter_size is used.
* Improve docs, add changelog fragment.
* Move hackish code to cryptography_support.
* Update plugins/modules/openssl_pkcs12.py
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* Update plugins/modules/openssl_pkcs12.py
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* Streamline cert creation.
* Convert range to list.
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* Return more public key information.
* Make sure bit size is converted to int first.
* Apply suggestions from code review
Co-authored-by: Ajpantuso <ajpantuso@gmail.com>
* Remove no longer necessary code.
* Use correct return value's name.
* Add trailing commas.
Co-authored-by: Ajpantuso <ajpantuso@gmail.com>
* Add openssl_publickey_info module. Share code between openssl_privatekey_info and the new module, and improve documentation of it.
* Move public key loading to support module.
* Require pyOpenSSL 16.0.0 for public key loading.
* Linting.
* Apply suggestions from code review
Co-authored-by: Ajpantuso <ajpantuso@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Ajpantuso <ajpantuso@gmail.com>
* Integrating openssh module utils with openssh_keypair
* Added explicit PEM formatting for OpenSSH < 7.8
* Adding changelog fragment
* Adding OpenSSL/cryptography dependency for integration tests
* Adding private_key_format option and removing forced cryptography update for CI
* Fixed version check for bcrypt and key_format option name
* Setting no_log=False for private_key_format
* Docs correction and simplification of control flow for private_key_format
Jasmine Hegman
Felix Fontein
Ajpantuso
Charlie Wheeler-Robinson