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Running locally (localhost)

This file describes how to run cdoc2 key servers in your local development machine, without external infrastructure

Installing and creating PostgreSQL DB in Docker

Install PostgreSQL in Docker

(Docker must be installed)

docker run --name cdoc2-psql -p 5432:5432 -e POSTGRES_DB=cdoc2 -e POSTGRES_PASSWORD=secret -d postgres
docker start cdoc2-psql

Create DB

From server-db directory run:

mvn liquibase:update

Compiling the servers

From cdoc2-capsule-server directory run:

mvn clean package

Running

(psql in docker must be running)

From put-server directory run:

java -Dspring.config.location=config/application-local.properties -jar target/cdoc2-put-server-VER.jar

and from get-server directory run:

java -Dspring.config.location=config/application-local.properties -jar target/cdoc2-get-server-VER.jar

where VER is the version of the package built by mvn package previously. Or run servers with -Dlogging.config=target/test-classes/logback.xml if you need to see logs.

Note: to enable TLS handshake debugging, add -Djavax.net.debug=ssl:handshake option

#Testing

Create Key Capsule

Run from keys directory or adjust paths to certificates and keys

recipient_id is public key extracted from certificate in cdoc2client.p12 file. ephemeral_key_material is any EC public key with same curve as recipient_pub_key (can be reused from example below)

curl -v -k -X 'POST' \
'https://localhost:8443/key-capsules' \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
-H 'Accept: application/json' \
-d '{
"recipient_id":"BFR25IttEoB7fwzJi5KOaVMTNrfGgXlC/SilElVubX8hmGL4orYq/oP5jP6dERD7Fnw4XUk7SQgrj70moX9K+3CISafQVEvEjhhgljBLV9jSiZuB2twrkmBN7ihLGig7ew==",
"ephemeral_key_material":"BHvMJnfeeEGbhTieRHskVVajbcdzJ5RQDwpLK/1CR1k6o8sZpaWFBUnA/vPhFyZFL8IS3fVQPYFnRQuMqRWXRgy5WmvAZb2/pBMDb5P68aAIHYn9PGeGTFnmwg13vGskew==",
"capsule_type":"ecc_secp384r1"}'

Response:

HTTP/1.1 201 
Location: /key-capsules/KC6efa76980f591f0cfb4966a2229505cb

Copy transaction id from Location header

curl -k --cert-type P12 --cert cdoc2client.p12:passwd --cacert server-certificate.pem -v -H "Content-Type: application/json" -H 'Accept: application/json' -X GET https://localhost:8444/key-capsules/KC6eab12a4e1900e58cc8da0975e8cc394

Response:

{"recipient_id":"BFR25IttEoB7fwzJi5KOaVMTNrfGgXlC/SilElVubX8hmGL4orYq/oP5jP6dERD7Fnw4XUk7SQgrj70moX9K+3CISafQVEvEjhhgljBLV9jSiZuB2twrkmBN7ihLGig7ew==","ephemeral_key_material":"BHvMJnfeeEGbhTieRHskVVajbcdzJ5RQDwpLK/1CR1k6o8sZpaWFBUnA/vPhFyZFL8IS3fVQPYFnRQuMqRWXRgy5WmvAZb2/pBMDb5P68aAIHYn9PGeGTFnmwg13vGskew==","capsule_type":"ecc_secp384r1"}

If the private key does not match with recipient_pub_key from the POST request, then the server returns 404 Not Found

Generating request data from certificate

See keys/README.md how to generate client private key and EC certificate (cdoc2client.p12 and client-certificate.pem)

Extract EC public key from certificate

openssl x509 -pubkey -noout -in client-certificate.pem  > pubkey.pem

Display EC public key (TLS 1.3 format)

openssl ec -pubin -in pubkey.pem -text -noout
read EC key
Public-Key: (384 bit)
pub:
    04:54:76:e4:8b:6d:12:80:7b:7f:0c:c9:8b:92:8e:
    69:53:13:36:b7:c6:81:79:42:fd:28:a5:12:55:6e:
    6d:7f:21:98:62:f8:a2:b6:2a:fe:83:f9:8c:fe:9d:
    11:10:fb:16:7c:38:5d:49:3b:49:08:2b:8f:bd:26:
    a1:7f:4a:fb:70:88:49:a7:d0:54:4b:c4:8e:18:60:
    96:30:4b:57:d8:d2:89:9b:81:da:dc:2b:92:60:4d:
    ee:28:4b:1a:28:3b:7b
ASN1 OID: secp384r1
NIST CURVE: P-384

Base64 encode EC public key

openssl ec -pubin -in pubkey.pem -text -noout 2>/dev/null|grep '    '|sed s/://g|xxd -r -p -|base64|tr -d '\n' && echo ''
BFR25IttEoB7fwzJi5KOaVMTNrfGgXlC/SilElVubX8hmGL4orYq/oP5jP6dERD7Fnw4XUk7SQgrj70moX9K+3CISafQVEvEjhhgljBLV9jSiZuB2twrkmBN7ihLGig7ew==

Replace "recipient_pub_key" value with output