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all: regular
.PHONY: regular cech clean test_regular test_cech
OK_CA_SUBJECT=/C=IL/L=Raanana/O=Red Hat/CN=my CA
OK_SERVER_SUBJECT=/C=IL/L=Raanana/O=Red Hat/CN=my server
OK_SERVER_SUBJECT_SPICEC=C=IL,L=Raanana,O=Red Hat,CN=my server
CECH_CA_SUBJECT=/O=Nějaká česká firma/CN=ps-desk.brq.redhat.com
CECH_SERVER_SUBJECT=/O=Nějaká česká firma/CN=ps-desk.brq.redhat.com server
CECH_SERVER_SUBJECT_SPICEC=O=Nějaká česká firma,CN=ps-desk.brq.redhat.com server
CWD=$(shell pwd)
regular:
./make_new.sh "$(OK_CA_SUBJECT)" "$(OK_SERVER_SUBJECT)"
cech_just_ca:
./make_new.sh "$(CECH_CA_SUBJECT)" "$(OK_SERVER_SUBJECT)"
cech:
./make_new.sh "$(CECH_CA_SUBJECT)" "$(CECH_SERVER_SUBJECT)"
machine:
qemu.upstream -vga qxl -m 256 -spice port=6200,tls-port=7200,disable-ticketing,x509-dir=$(CWD),tls-channel=main,tls-channel=inputs
# ca certificate in cech isn't a problem.
spicec_regular:
spicec -h localhost -p 6200 -s 7200 --secure-channels=all --ca-file ca-cert.pem --host-subject "$(OK_SERVER_SUBJECT_SPICEC)"
spicec_cech:
spicec -h localhost -p 6200 -s 7200 --secure-channels=all --ca-file ca-cert.pem --host-subject "$(CECH_SERVER_SUBJECT_SPICEC)"
clean:
rm -f *.secure *.pem *.csr
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