sslmake howto removed, and README.md added

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Denis Knauf 2013-02-06 16:48:20 +01:00
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@ -13,65 +13,19 @@ SIGN = $(OPENSSL) x509
all: help all: help
--help -h: help --help -h: help
--howto -H: howto
--renew -r: renew --renew -r: renew
--build -b: build --build -b: build
help: help:
@echo "\ @echo -e "\
Creates SSL-keys and -certificate requests named %.key/%.csr (replace % by name)\n\ Creates SSL-keys and -certificate requests named %.key/%.csr (replace % by name)\n\
--help -h: Display this help message.\n\ --help -h: Display this help message.\n\
--howto -H: Display a short howto.\n\
--renew -r: Renews %.csr for all %.key.\n\ --renew -r: Renews %.csr for all %.key.\n\
--build -b: Builds %.csr and %.key for every %.cnf if doesn't exist.\n\ --build -b: Builds %.csr and %.key for every %.cnf if doesn't exist.\n\
%.cnf: Copies /etc/ssl/openssl.cnf to %.cnf.\n\ %.cnf: Copies /etc/ssl/openssl.cnf to %.cnf.\n\
%.key: Creates %.key.\n\ %.key: Creates %.key.\n\
%.csr: Creates %.csr and if doesn't exists %.key." %.csr: Creates %.csr and if doesn't exists %.key."
howto:
@echo "\
Making SSL-Certificates\n\
=======================\n\
\n\
Description\n\
-----------\n\
\n\
Creates keys and certificate requests via openssl.\n\
It tries to keep files, if there exist. But if you change one file,\n\
files which depend on it, will be recreated by this program.\n\
\n\
Howto\n\
-----\n\
\n\
First use\n\
If you creates something a first time, then you are alright here.\n\
Renewing and removing will follow in 'Second use'.\n\
If you want, you can create the csr directly without creating\n\
a key or a config.\n\
\n\
Config:\n\
You can create an own configfile:\n\
# $(CALL) %.cnf\n\
\n\
This will copy /etc/ssl/openssl.cnf to local directory. Now you\n\
edit this file and you can do next step. You are allowed to create\n\
%.cnf, it isn't a must. If you didn't do it,\n\
/etc/ssl/openssl.cnf will be used.\n\
\n\
Key:\n\
Also, you can create a key without a csr:\n\
# $(CALL) %.key\n\
\n\
It will create a key-file %.key with a N bit strong rsa.\n\
N will be extracted by %.cnf\n\
\n\
CSR:\n\
Creating a csr is simple:\n\
# $(CALL) %.csr\n\
\n\
This will use %.cnf as configfile and creates a key and the csr\n\
if didn't exists. Everything in one step."
renew: $(patsubst %.key,%.csr.new,$(wildcard *.key)) renew: $(patsubst %.key,%.csr.new,$(wildcard *.key))
build: $(patsubst %.cnf,%csr,$(wildcard *.cnf)) build: $(patsubst %.cnf,%csr,$(wildcard *.cnf))
@ -97,5 +51,5 @@ build: $(patsubst %.cnf,%csr,$(wildcard *.cnf))
umask 177 ; cat $(^) > "$(@).bk" umask 177 ; cat $(^) > "$(@).bk"
mv "$(@).bk" "$(@)" mv "$(@).bk" "$(@)"
.PHONY: all help howto build renew %.new %.del .PHONY: all help build renew %.new %.del
.PRECIOUS: %.csr %.key %.cnf %.pem .PRECIOUS: %.csr %.key %.cnf %.pem