tl;dr: This project was renamed to Stapled, which can be found here.
As of now this project has been renamed to Stapled because there are
various other projects with the name ocspd which is confusing. Plus we want
to implement functional tests in the near future, which are probably going to
be based on a package also called ocsdp. This project will be kept here
until June 30th 2018, in case you have this repo set as a dependency of some
project.
From now on you will get a warning when you install the package, that tells you to use Stapled instead. From the 1st of January 2018 you will get an error instead. From June 30th 2018 onward the installation will stop working entirely.
You can find Stapled here.
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This application requires Python 3.3+ or Python 2.7.9 and an installed
version of PIP for the Python version you are using. It is also convenient
to have virtualenv installed so you can make a separate environment for
ocspd's dependencies.
Before installation make sure you have met the System requirements. You can install the ocsp daemon from the source code repository on our gitlab instance.
# Download the source from the repo
git clone https://github.com/greenhost/ocspd.git
# Enter the source directory
cd ocspd/
# Setup a virtualenv
virtualenv -p python3 env/
# Load the virtualenv
source env/bin/activate
# Install a dependency that is not yet it PyPi
pip install git+https://github.com/wbond/certvalidator.git@4383a4bfd5e769679bc4eedd1e4d334eb0c7d85a
# Install the current directory with pip. This allows you to edit the code
pip install .Every time you want to run ocspd you will need to run
source env/bin/activate to load the virtualenv first. Alternatively you can
start the daemon by running ocspd
If you had previously installed a version of ocspd from github, to upgrade run the following:
# Deactivate the virtualenv if active
deactivate
# Delete the virtualenv (we will start clean)
rm -rf ./env
# Make a new virtualenv
virtualenv -p python3 env/
# Update to the latest version
git pull
# Install a dependency that is not yet it PyPi
pip install git+https://github.com/wbond/certvalidator.git@4383a4bfd5e769679bc4eedd1e4d334eb0c7d85a --upgrade
# Install the current directory with pip. This allows you to edit the code
pip install . --upgradeWe package ocspd for Debian, but it will still have depenfencies that are not available as debian packages. This means you need to either still use PIP to install those dependencies, or you need to package them yourself.
There is a build script in the root of this project: build_deb_pkg.sh. It will automatically download the dependencies master branches from Github and package them, the finished packages including a package for ocspd will be in the build directory.
Warning
Do not use this, none of the source code you are about to check out will be audited, you will need to vet it yourself. Also it will cause side effects inluding but not limited to loss of hair, stress and diziness. This is not for production use. We do not take any responsibility for what you do with this script, we provide it as is, it will probably fail anyway but we may also stop supporting it at any time, in fact this is highly likely.
You have been warned, now please don't continue at your own risk or go for the PIP install.
# Install available dependencies
apt install python-future python-all python-configargparse
# Download remaining dependencies and convert them to debian packages
./build_deb_pkg.sh
# Install all packages
dpkg -i build/*.deb