[JIRA] (OSJ-360) Regenerate PKIX test certs with SHA-2

[Brent Putman (Jira)]

Brent Putman ( https://shibboleth.atlassian.net/secure/ViewProfile.jspa?accountId=557058%3A97de0981-adc3-4044-95ed-131622fad81e ) *commented* on OSJ-360 ( https://shibboleth.atlassian.net/browse/OSJ-360?atlOrigin=eyJpIjoiNDdiZDczNGIyNjE1NGM1MjhkNWRhZjI4YjU2ZmJjZjIiLCJwIjoiaiJ9 )

Re: Regenerate PKIX test certs with SHA-2 ( https://shibboleth.atlassian.net/browse/OSJ-360?atlOrigin=eyJpIjoiNDdiZDczNGIyNjE1NGM1MjhkNWRhZjI4YjU2ZmJjZjIiLCJwIjoiaiJ9 )

This took WAY too long to figure out, but… The problem I was having running the generate.py script on my Mac is because MacOS for a long time has shipped with LibreSSL rather than orig OpenSSL. And in LibreSSL they have apparently removed support for the use of environment variables in openssl.cnf style config files, like:

SAN = $ENV::SAN

ostensibly because they claim there are security issues with accepting that.

(Nevertheless, the LibreSSL version of the man pages and online docs still claims they support it. ARGH!!! All I found to confirm was comments buried on an OpenBSD dev mailing list. “the ENV support was removed because a library cannot safely decide whether to honour or not honour environment variables in all situations… *The practice of communicating to libraries with environment variables like this is insane, and should be deprecated.* ” Huh? I’m no systems-level programmer, but I have a feeling this is a somewhat contentious claim.)

After dealing with a minor issue for genrsa on newer openssl versions, I have it working again, at least on a Linux box with normal openssl.

So now just need to figure the specifics of the mdt*.pem certs in the failing tests and should be able to regen them.

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