acmevoke | ACME (RFC8555) compliant server to receive key compromise revocation requests for a CA
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kandi X-RAY | acmevoke Summary
acmevoke is a Ruby library. acmevoke has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Strong Copyleft License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.
ACMEvoke is a simple web service that accepts certificate revocation requests using the private key of the certificate being revoked, using the ACME protocol.
ACMEvoke is a simple web service that accepts certificate revocation requests using the private key of the certificate being revoked, using the ACME protocol.
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Install acmevoke
Getting an ACMEvoke server up and running is straightforward.
Clone the ACMEvoke git repo, and cd into that directory.
Run bundle install --deployment in the git checkout directory.
Put all the issuing CA certificates you wish to accept revocation requests for in a single file, one after the other, each in PEM format.
Set all the necessary environment variables: # This is a single file full of PEM-format certificates which are the # direct issuers of the certificates you wish to accept revocation # requests for. export ACMEVOKE_ISSUER_CERTIFICATES_FILE="/the/path/to/the/certs/file" # The host, etc of the Redis server that ACMEvoke will use to store # some useful information. export ACMEVOKE_REDIS_URL="redis://host:6379" # The publicly-accessible URL of the ACMEvoke service; this URL is # used to construct URLs given to clients. export ACMEVOKE_BASE_URL="https://example.com/acmevoke" # The e-mail address from which all the validated revocation requests # will be sent. export ACMEVOKE_REVOCATION_NOTIFICATION_SENDER="acmevoke@example.com" # The address to which e-mail will be sent when a validated # revocation request is received by ACMEvoke. export ACMEVOKE_REVOCATION_NOTIFICATION_RECIPIENT="revocation@example.com" # The mail delivery method to use. Can be any of "smtp", "sendmail", # "file", or "stderr". For details of each mail delivery method, # see the "Mail Delivery Configuration" section, below. export ACMEVOKE_MAIL_DELIVERY_METHOD="sendmail" # Mail sending configuration. The available variables depend on the # mail delivery method you chose. # See the section "Mail Delivery Configuration" below for all the gory details. export ACMEVOKE_MAIL_DELIVERY_CONFIG_<var>="value"
Start the ACMEvoke server: RUBYLIB=lib rackup
Configure whatever front-end HTTP proxy listens on the host you specified in ACMEVOKE_BASE_URL to forward requests for the ACMEVOKE_BASE_URL path to the ACMEvoke server.
Start reveling in the ACME-based revocation goodness.
Clone the ACMEvoke git repo, and cd into that directory.
Run bundle install --deployment in the git checkout directory.
Put all the issuing CA certificates you wish to accept revocation requests for in a single file, one after the other, each in PEM format.
Set all the necessary environment variables: # This is a single file full of PEM-format certificates which are the # direct issuers of the certificates you wish to accept revocation # requests for. export ACMEVOKE_ISSUER_CERTIFICATES_FILE="/the/path/to/the/certs/file" # The host, etc of the Redis server that ACMEvoke will use to store # some useful information. export ACMEVOKE_REDIS_URL="redis://host:6379" # The publicly-accessible URL of the ACMEvoke service; this URL is # used to construct URLs given to clients. export ACMEVOKE_BASE_URL="https://example.com/acmevoke" # The e-mail address from which all the validated revocation requests # will be sent. export ACMEVOKE_REVOCATION_NOTIFICATION_SENDER="acmevoke@example.com" # The address to which e-mail will be sent when a validated # revocation request is received by ACMEvoke. export ACMEVOKE_REVOCATION_NOTIFICATION_RECIPIENT="revocation@example.com" # The mail delivery method to use. Can be any of "smtp", "sendmail", # "file", or "stderr". For details of each mail delivery method, # see the "Mail Delivery Configuration" section, below. export ACMEVOKE_MAIL_DELIVERY_METHOD="sendmail" # Mail sending configuration. The available variables depend on the # mail delivery method you chose. # See the section "Mail Delivery Configuration" below for all the gory details. export ACMEVOKE_MAIL_DELIVERY_CONFIG_<var>="value"
Start the ACMEvoke server: RUBYLIB=lib rackup
Configure whatever front-end HTTP proxy listens on the host you specified in ACMEVOKE_BASE_URL to forward requests for the ACMEVOKE_BASE_URL path to the ACMEvoke server.
Start reveling in the ACME-based revocation goodness.
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