#!/bin/csh
# openssl/certtool compatibility
#
# openssl file arguments
set CSR_FILE=new.cert.csr
set PRIV_KEY_ENCR=privkey.pem
set PRIV_RAW_KEY_PEM=new.key.pem
set CERT_FILE_PEM=new.cert.pem
set CERT_FILE_DER=new.cert.der
#
echo Preparing to delete $CSR_FILE $PRIV_KEY_ENCR $PRIV_RAW_KEY_PEM $CERT_FILE_PEM $CERT_FILE_DER
echo Ctl-c to abort, or....
doprompt
rm -f $CSR_FILE $PRIV_KEY_ENCR $PRIV_RAW_KEY_PEM $CERT_FILE_PEM $CERT_FILE_DER
#
# 1. Create the key and request. This will require
#    some user interaction.
#
set cmd="openssl req -new"
echo $cmd \> $CSR_FILE
$cmd > $CSR_FILE || exit(1)
echo ...$PRIV_KEY_ENCR contains encrypted signing key in PEM format.
#
# 2. Remove the passphrase from the key.
#
set cmd="openssl rsa -in $PRIV_KEY_ENCR -out $PRIV_RAW_KEY_PEM"
echo $cmd
$cmd || exit(1)
echo ...$PRIV_RAW_KEY_PEM contains raw signing key in PEM format. 
#
# 3. Convert request into signed cert.
#
set cmd="openssl x509 -in $CSR_FILE -out $CERT_FILE_PEM -req -signkey $PRIV_RAW_KEY_PEM -days 365"
echo $cmd
$cmd || exit(1)
echo ...$CERT_FILE_PEM contains signing cert in PEM format. 
#
# 4. convert cert to DER form for use by sslViewer
#
set cmd="openssl x509 -inform PEM -outform DER -in $CERT_FILE_PEM -out $CERT_FILE_DER"
echo $cmd
$cmd || exit(1)
echo ...$CERT_FILE_DER contains cert in DER format. 
#
echo preparing to run runServeView script. Ctl-c to abort, or....
doprompt
./runServeView || exit(1)
#
echo === COMPLETE ===