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VOMS::Lite::CertKeyHelUser3Contributed Perl DocumeVOMS::Lite::CertKeyHelper(3)

NAME
       VOMS::Lite::CertKeyHelper - Perl extension for parsing DER encoded X509
       certificates for the VOMS::Lite module.

SYNOPSIS
	 use VOMS::Lite::CertKeyHelper qw (x509rsasign buildchain OIDtoDNattrib DNattribToOID);

	 # Call x509rsasign with three hex encoded arguments: Data, Exponent and Modulus.
	 $RSAhex=x509rsasign($Dhex,$chex,$nhex);

	 # Call buildchain to construct the chain of a certificate given any
	 # unverified supplied certs, trusted cert and directories containing
	 # certicates stored by hash name.
	 # The returned hash contains references to arrays with DER encoded
	 # certificates and other information see DESCRIPTION.
	 my %Chain = %{ buildchain(trustedCAdirs => \@CAdirs,
				   suppliedcerts => \@certs,
				      trustedCAs => \@CAcerts }) };

	 # Convert OID string to DN Attribute e.g. '1.2.840.113549.1.9.1' => 'Email' (yes we do use Email here!)
	 my $Attribkey=OIDtoDNattrib('1.2.840.113549.1.9.1');

	 # Convert DN Attribute e.g. 'Email' to it's OID '1.2.840.113549.1.9.1'
	 my $Attribkey=DNattribToOID('1.2.840.113549.1.9.1'); #Note the Case change DNattribToOID not DNattribtoOID!

DESCRIPTION
       VOMS::Lite::CertKeyHelper is primarily for internal use.

       buildchain:- Takes an array of directories conatining "hash.[0-9]+"
       encoded Certificates
		    an array of a supplied certificate chain  (1st ELEMENT
       ASSUMED TO BE LAST IN CHAIN),
		    and an array of DER encoded CA certificates.
		    Returns a hash of array references and scalars:
		    The Arrays are ordered such that the first element is the
       leaf the next is its
		    signer and so on to the last which will be the root
       certificate (if found).
		    The return hash contains the following keys:
	 Certs			      -- Reference to Array (chain) of
       certificates.
	 IssuerHashes		      -- Reference to Array of OpenSSL style
       Name hash of Issuer
	 SubjectHashes		      -- Reference to Array of OpenSSL style
       Name Hash
	 SubjectKeyIdentifiers	      -- Reference to Array of Subject key
       identifiers
	 AuthorityKeyIdentifiersSKIDs -- Reference to Array of Authority's
       Subject key identifiers
	 DistinguishedNames	      -- Reference to Array: certificate N's
       Subject DN '/' seperated
	 IssuerDistinguishedNames     -- Reference to Array: certificate N's
       Issuer DN '/' seperated
	 TrustedCA		      -- Reference to Array of whether
       certificate N is trusted i.e. there's a local copy
	 SelfSignedInChain	      -- Scalar: True if there is a selfsigned
       certificate in the chain.
	 GSIType		      -- Reference to Array of strings
       containing type of certificate certificate N is.
	 EndEntityDN		      -- Scalar: DN of End entity certificate
       '/' seperated
	 EndEntityIssuerDN	      -- Scalar: DN of EEC's Issuer '/'
       seperated
	 EndEntityCert		      -- Scalar: End Entitie's DER encoded
       certificate
	 Lifetimes		      -- Reference to Array of lifetimes
	 Errors			      -- Reference to Array errors

	 buildchain does do some rudementry certificate validation but
	 currently does not handle CRLs

       x509rsasign:- return the ASN1 encoded signature of an MD5 string passed
       as first argument (as per RFC2313)

       OIDtoDNattrib :-	 convert an OID to a DN string representation
       attribute type.	Where OIDtoDNattrib is handed an OID it does not
       recognise it will return the OID.  OIDtoDNattrib knows about: DN, UID,
       DC, Email, CN, SN, serialNumber, C, L, ST, street, title,
       postalAddress, postalCode, postOfficeBox, registeredAddress, OU, name,
       O, givenName, initials, locality, organization

       DNattribToOID:- convert a DN string representation attribute type to an
       OID.  Where DNattribToOID does not recognise an Attribute it will
       return undef.  DNattribToOID knows the same attributes as OIDtoDNattrib
       and will also accept: commonName, serialNumber, countryName,
       localityName, stateOrProvinceName, organizationName,
       organizationalUnitName, emailAddress, UserID, and domainComponent.

       Notes on DNs

       The slash representation of a DN is a really bad way to express the
       contents of a certificate issuer or subject field.  This implementation
       recognises only a handful of OIDs and, especially, translates
       0.9.2342.19200300.100.1.1 into UID and 1.2.840.113549.1.9.1 into Email.

   EXPORT
       None by default.

       The following functions can be imported: buildchain digestSign
       OIDtoDNattrib DNattribToOID.

TO DO
       Add CRL checking functionality to the verifychain internal function
       called by buildchain.

SEE ALSO
       RFC3280

       This module was originally designed for the SHEBANGS project at The
       University of Manchester.

       http://www.mc.manchester.ac.uk/projects/shebangs/ now
       http://www.rcs.manchester.ac.uk/research/shebangs/

       Mailing list, shebangs@listserv.manchester.ac.uk

       Mailing list, voms-lite@listserv.manchester.ac.uk

AUTHOR
       Mike Jones <mike.jones@manchester.ac.uk>

COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE
       Copyright (C) 2006 by Mike Jones

       This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
       under the same terms as Perl itself, either Perl version 5.8.3 or, at
       your option, any later version of Perl 5 you may have available.

perl v5.14.1			  2011-03-17	  VOMS::Lite::CertKeyHelper(3)
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