Hello,
We're looking to deploy Linux-based security
appliances that only provide the end-user with a web front-end.
We want the end-user to have the ability to
generate new (self-signed) certificates and SSL keys to be used on the appliance
under Apache mod_ssl once installed.
I'm betting somebody else has already solved
this... how do you generate certs and keys without access to the
interactive command line?
Essentially, I'm looking for a shell script, some
Perl, or another method to perform cert and key generation in an automated
fashion, driven by input submitted by a user via the web.
From what I can gather with the cmd-line utilities
provided by OpenSSL, interactive command-line access is required.
If there's an easier way than wrapping the OpenSSL
cmd-line utilities with Net::Telnet and IO::Pty, please tell me!
Thanks,
-Rob Patrick
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