This tls-gen variation generates a root CA and two certificate/key pairs signed by it:
- Chain 1: root CA => client certificate/key pair
- Chain 2: root CA => server certificate/key pair
# pass a password using the PASSWORD env variable
make PASSWORD=bunnies
# results will be under the ./result directory
ls -lha ./result
Generated CA certificate as well as client and server certificate and private keys will be
under the result directory.
It possible to use ECC for leaf keys:
cd [path to tls-gen repository]/basic
# pass a password using the PASSWORD variable
make PASSWORD=bunnies USE_ECC=true ECC_CURVE="prime256v1"
# results will be under the ./result directory
ls -lha ./result
The list of available curves can be obtained with
openssl ecparam -list_curves
To regenerate, use
make regen PASSWORD=bunnies
The regen target accepts the same variables as gen (default target) above.
You can verify the generated client and server certificates against the generated CA one with
make verify
To display client and server certificate information, use
make info
This assumes the certificates were previously generated.