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-#
-# test for Radar 4515141: perform cert verify with CRL checking one second before and
-# one second after the cert was revoked; the former should succeed, the latter should fail.
-#
-# This version of the script is for Tiger and Chard, without the requireCrlForAll command.
-#
-# leaf cert
-# not before 20060417191040Z 19:10:40 Apr 17, 2006
-# not after 20160414191040Z 19:10:40 Apr 14, 2016
-#
-# root cert
-# not before 20060417190954Z 19:10:40 Apr 17, 2006
-# not after 20160414190954Z 19:10:40 Apr 14, 2016
-#
-# CRL: not valid until well after leaf cert was created, valid for 10 years, revocation
-# 12 hours after CRL is created
-#
-# % makeCrl -s crlTestLeaf.cer -i crlTestRoot.cer -o crl.crl -n 315360000 -r 43200
-# ...wrote 282 bytes to crl.crl.
-#
-# this update 20060417210558Z 21:05:58 Apr 17, 2006
-# next update 20160414210558Z 21:05:58 Apr 14, 2016
-# cert revoked 20060418090558Z 09:05:58 Apr 18, 2006
-#
-# Test cert at revoke + 1 ==> fail 20060418090559Z
-# Test cert at revoke - 1 ==> OK 20060418090557Z
-# Test cert at create with CRL ==> OK 20060417191040Z (before revocation, before CRL)
-# Test cert at create w/o CRL ==> OK 20060417191040Z
-# Test cert at create-1 w/o CRL - not yet valid 20060417191039Z
-# Test cert at not after w/o CRL - OK 20160414191040Z
-# Test cert at not after + 1 - fail 20160414191041Z
-#
-# Certs were generated from CA in enclosed keychain, crlKeychain.keychaain, pwd = crlKeychain
-#
-
-globals
-certNetFetchEnable = false
-crlNetFetchEnable = false
-useSystemAnchors = false
-end
-
-test = "basic, no CRL"
-allowUnverified = true
-cert = crlTestLeaf.cer
-root = crlTestRoot.cer
-end
-
-#
-# This is a handy place to test the corner cases of notBefore and notAfter.
-# I don't believe these have ever been tested right to the second.
-#
-test = "basic, no CRL, at NotBefore"
-allowUnverified = true
-cert = crlTestLeaf.cer
-root = crlTestRoot.cer
-verifyTime = 20060417191040Z
-end
-
-test = "basic, no CRL, before NotBefore, expect fail"
-allowUnverified = true
-cert = crlTestLeaf.cer
-root = crlTestRoot.cer
-verifyTime = 20060417191039Z
-error = CSSMERR_TP_CERT_NOT_VALID_YET
-# CSSM_CERT_STATUS_NOT_VALID_YET | CSSM_CERT_STATUS_IS_IN_INPUT_CERTS
-certstatus = 0:0x06
-end
-
-#
-# Note root was created before leaf so we assume it will be expired at
-# the time of the leaf cert's NotAfter.
-#
-test = "basic, no CRL, at NotAfter"
-allowUnverified = true
-cert = crlTestLeaf.cer
-root = crlTestRoot.cer
-verifyTime = 20160414191040Z
-allowExpiredRoot = true
-end
-
-test = "basic, no CRL, at NotAfter plus 1, expect fail"
-allowUnverified = true
-cert = crlTestLeaf.cer
-root = crlTestRoot.cer
-verifyTime = 20160414191041Z
-error = CSSMERR_TP_CERT_EXPIRED
-# CSSM_CERT_STATUS_EXPIRED | CSSM_CERT_STATUS_IS_IN_INPUT_CERTS
-certstatus = 0:0x05
-end
-
-#
-# Begin CRL testing.
-#
-test = "CRL, prior to revocation, within CRL validity"
-allowUnverified = false
-revokePolicy = crl
-cert = crlTestLeaf.cer
-root = crlTestRoot.cer
-crl = crl.crl
-# One second before revocation
-verifyTime = 20060418090557Z
-end
-
-#
-# This ensures that we verify the CRL itself at 'now' instead of the
-# cert verification time.
-#
-test = "CRL, prior to revocation, before CRL validity"
-allowUnverified = false
-revokePolicy = crl
-cert = crlTestLeaf.cer
-root = crlTestRoot.cer
-crl = crl.crl
-# Leaf create/notBefore time, definitely before the CRL is valid.
-verifyTime = 20060417191040Z
-end
-
-test = "CRL, subsequent to revocation"
-allowUnverified = false
-revokePolicy = crl
-cert = crlTestLeaf.cer
-root = crlTestRoot.cer
-crl = crl.crl
-# Normal revocation case.
-verifyTime = 20060418090559Z
-error = TP_CERT_REVOKED
-certerror = 0:CSSMERR_TP_CERT_REVOKED
-end