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# Directory for db's, use in all subsequent -d flags.
rm -rf SampleCertDBs
mkdir SampleCertDBs

# Password to use.
echo sample > passfile

# Generate the db files, using the above password.
certutil -N -d SampleCertDBs -f passfile

# Generate the CA cert.  This cert is self-signed and only useful for
# test purposes.  Set the trust bits to allow it to sign SSL client/server
# certs.
certutil -S -n SampleRootCA -x -t "CTu,CTu,CTu" \
            -s "CN=My Sample Root CA, O=My Organization" \
            -m 25000 -o ./SampleCertDBs/SampleRootCA.crt \
            -d SampleCertDBs -f passfile

# Generate the server cert.  This cert is signed by the CA cert generated
# above.  The CN must be hostname.domain.[com|org|net|...].
certutil -S -n SampleSSLServerCert -c SampleRootCA -t "u,u,u" \
            -s "CN=$HOSTNAME.$MYDOMAIN, O=$HOSTNAME Corp." \
            -m 25001 -o ./SampleCertDBs/SampleSSLServer.crt \
            -d SampleCertDBs -f passfile

# Generate the client cert.  This cert is signed by the CA cert generated
# above.
certutil -S -n SampleSSLClientCert -c SampleRootCA -t "u,u,u" \
            -s "CN=My Client Cert, O=Client Organization" \
            -m 25002 -o ./SampleCertDBs/SampleSSLClient.crt \
            -d SampleCertDBs -f passfile

# Verify the certificates.
certutil -V -u V -n SampleSSLServerCert -d SampleCertDBs
certutil -V -u C -n SampleSSLClientCert -d SampleCertDBs

# Remove unneccessary files.
rm -f passfile
rm -f tempcert*

# You are now ready to run your client/server!  Example command lines:
# server -n SampleSSLServerCert -p 8080 -d SampleCertDBs -w sample -c e -R
# client -n SampleSSLClientCert -p 8080 -d SampleCertDBs -w sample -c 2 trane.mcom.com