SecurityTests/clxutils/importExport/setupCommon

   1 #
   2 # common setup for all import/export test scripts.
   3 #
   4
   5 #
   6 # safely look for this required env var
   7 #
   8 setenv | /usr/bin/grep LOCAL_BUILD_DIR > /dev/null
   9 if($status != 0) then
  10         echo Please set env var LOCAL_BUILD_DIR.
  11         exit(1)
  12 endif
  13 set BUILD_DIR=$LOCAL_BUILD_DIR
  14
  15 #
  16 # hard coded executables
  17 # first the ones built by cspxutils and clxutils...
  18 #
  19 set KCIMPORT=$BUILD_DIR/kcImport
  20 set KCEXPORT=$BUILD_DIR/kcExport
  21 set RSATOOL=$BUILD_DIR/rsatool
  22 set DBTOOL=$BUILD_DIR/dbTool
  23 set DBVERIFY=$BUILD_DIR/dbVerifyKey
  24 set PEMTOOL=$BUILD_DIR/pemtool
  25 set KEY_FROM_CERT=$BUILD_DIR/keyFromCert
  26 #
  27 # now standard system tools...
  28 #
  29 set CERTTOOL=/usr/bin/certtool
  30 set SECURITY=/usr/bin/security
  31 set CERTTOOL=/usr/bin/certtool
  32 set OPENSSL=/usr/bin/openssl
  33 set RM=/bin/rm
  34 set CMP=/usr/bin/cmp
  35
  36 # one keychain name used by all tests...
  37 set KEYCHAIN=importExport.keychain
  38
  39 #
  40 # and one path, which varies depending on whether we are root
  41 # Note since root behaves differently depending on whether we actually logged in
  42 # as root, or is running via e.g. cron, we force the issue of "where are root's
  43 # keychains kept" by specifying a full path for the keychain for root in any case.
  44 #
  45 set USERNAME=`whoami`
  46 if($USERNAME == root) then
  47         set KEYCHAIN_PATH=/Library/Keychains/$KEYCHAIN
  48         set KEYCHAIN=$KEYCHAIN_PATH
  49 else
  50         set KEYCHAIN_PATH=$HOME/Library/Keychains/$KEYCHAIN
  51 endif
  52
  53 #
  54 # our keychain's password
  55 #
  56 set KEYCHAIN_PWD=password
  57
  58 # this command cleans out $KEYCHAIN_PATH, leaving it empty
  59 set CLEANKC="$DBTOOL $KEYCHAIN_PATH D R q"
  60