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regress tests for loading certificates without public keys;
bz#2617 based on patch from Adam Eijdenberg; ok markus@ dtucker@

Upstream-Regress-ID: 0145d19328ed995b73fe2d9da33596b17429d0d0

diff --git a/regress/cert-file.sh b/regress/cert-file.sh
index b184e7feabce971316fac3517abcfe2876639dd0..43b8e02014ce2dd0887688a233c5120d1bd46e5f 100644 (file)
--- a/regress/cert-file.sh
+++ b/regress/cert-file.sh
@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-#      $OpenBSD: cert-file.sh,v 1.4 2016/12/16 02:48:55 djm Exp $
+#      $OpenBSD: cert-file.sh,v 1.5 2017/03/11 23:44:16 djm Exp $
 #      Placed in the Public Domain.
 
 tid="ssh with certificates"
@@ -17,24 +17,59 @@ ${SSHKEYGEN} -q -N '' -t ed25519 -f $OBJ/user_key1 || \
        fatal "ssh-keygen failed"
 ${SSHKEYGEN} -q -N '' -t ed25519 -f $OBJ/user_key2 || \
        fatal "ssh-keygen failed"
+${SSHKEYGEN} -q -N '' -t ed25519 -f $OBJ/user_key3 || \
+       fatal "ssh-keygen failed"
+${SSHKEYGEN} -q -N '' -t ed25519 -f $OBJ/user_key4 || \
+       fatal "ssh-keygen failed"
+${SSHKEYGEN} -q -N '' -t ed25519 -f $OBJ/user_key5 || \
+       fatal "ssh-keygen failed"
+
 # Move the certificate to a different address to better control
 # when it is offered.
 ${SSHKEYGEN} -q -s $OBJ/user_ca_key1 -I "regress user key for $USER" \
        -z $$ -n ${USER} $OBJ/user_key1 ||
-               fail "couldn't sign user_key1 with user_ca_key1"
+               fatal "couldn't sign user_key1 with user_ca_key1"
 mv $OBJ/user_key1-cert.pub $OBJ/cert_user_key1_1.pub
 ${SSHKEYGEN} -q -s $OBJ/user_ca_key2 -I "regress user key for $USER" \
        -z $$ -n ${USER} $OBJ/user_key1 ||
-               fail "couldn't sign user_key1 with user_ca_key2"
+               fatal "couldn't sign user_key1 with user_ca_key2"
 mv $OBJ/user_key1-cert.pub $OBJ/cert_user_key1_2.pub
+${SSHKEYGEN} -q -s $OBJ/user_ca_key1 -I "regress user key for $USER" \
+       -z $$ -n ${USER} $OBJ/user_key3 ||
+               fatal "couldn't sign user_key3 with user_ca_key1"
+rm $OBJ/user_key3.pub # to test use of private key w/o public half.
+${SSHKEYGEN} -q -s $OBJ/user_ca_key1 -I "regress user key for $USER" \
+       -z $$ -n ${USER} $OBJ/user_key4 ||
+               fatal "couldn't sign user_key4 with user_ca_key1"
+rm $OBJ/user_key4 $OBJ/user_key4.pub # to test no matching pub/private key case.
 
 trace 'try with identity files'
 opts="-F $OBJ/ssh_proxy -oIdentitiesOnly=yes"
 opts2="$opts -i $OBJ/user_key1 -i $OBJ/user_key2"
 echo "cert-authority $(cat $OBJ/user_ca_key1.pub)" > $OBJ/authorized_keys_$USER
 
+# Make a clean config that doesn't have any pre-added identities.
+cat $OBJ/ssh_proxy | grep -v IdentityFile > $OBJ/no_identity_config
+
+# XXX: verify that certificate used was what we expect. Needs exposure of
+# keys via enviornment variable or similar.
+
 for p in ${SSH_PROTOCOLS}; do
+       # Key with no .pub should work - finding the equivalent *-cert.pub.
+       verbose "protocol $p: identity cert with no plain public file"
+       ${SSH} -F $OBJ/no_identity_config -oIdentitiesOnly=yes \
+           -i $OBJ/user_key3 somehost exit 5$p
+       [ $? -ne 5$p ] && fail "ssh failed"
+
+       # CertificateFile matching private key with no .pub file should work.
+       verbose "protocol $p: CertificateFile with no plain public file"
+       ${SSH} -F $OBJ/no_identity_config -oIdentitiesOnly=yes \
+           -oCertificateFile=$OBJ/user_key3-cert.pub \
+           -i $OBJ/user_key3 somehost exit 5$p
+       [ $? -ne 5$p ] && fail "ssh failed"
+
        # Just keys should fail
+       verbose "protocol $p: plain keys"
        ${SSH} $opts2 somehost exit 5$p
        r=$?
        if [ $r -eq 5$p ]; then
@@ -42,6 +77,7 @@ for p in ${SSH_PROTOCOLS}; do
        fi
 
        # Keys with untrusted cert should fail.
+       verbose "protocol $p: untrusted cert"
        opts3="$opts2 -oCertificateFile=$OBJ/cert_user_key1_2.pub"
        ${SSH} $opts3 somehost exit 5$p
        r=$?
@@ -50,6 +86,7 @@ for p in ${SSH_PROTOCOLS}; do
        fi
 
        # Good cert with bad key should fail.
+       verbose "protocol $p: good cert, bad key"
        opts3="$opts -i $OBJ/user_key2"
        opts3="$opts3 -oCertificateFile=$OBJ/cert_user_key1_1.pub"
        ${SSH} $opts3 somehost exit 5$p
@@ -59,6 +96,7 @@ for p in ${SSH_PROTOCOLS}; do
        fi
 
        # Keys with one trusted cert, should succeed.
+       verbose "protocol $p: single trusted"
        opts3="$opts2 -oCertificateFile=$OBJ/cert_user_key1_1.pub"
        ${SSH} $opts3 somehost exit 5$p
        r=$?
@@ -67,6 +105,7 @@ for p in ${SSH_PROTOCOLS}; do
        fi
 
        # Multiple certs and keys, with one trusted cert, should succeed.
+       verbose "protocol $p: multiple trusted"
        opts3="$opts2 -oCertificateFile=$OBJ/cert_user_key1_2.pub"
        opts3="$opts3 -oCertificateFile=$OBJ/cert_user_key1_1.pub"
        ${SSH} $opts3 somehost exit 5$p
@@ -74,14 +113,6 @@ for p in ${SSH_PROTOCOLS}; do
        if [ $r -ne 5$p ]; then
                fail "ssh failed with multiple certs in protocol $p"
        fi
-
-       #Keys with trusted certificate specified in config options, should succeed.
-       opts3="$opts2 -oCertificateFile=$OBJ/cert_user_key1_1.pub"
-       ${SSH} $opts3 somehost exit 5$p
-       r=$?
-       if [ $r -ne 5$p ]; then
-               fail "ssh failed with trusted cert in config in protocol $p"
-       fi
 done
 
 #next, using an agent in combination with the keys