custodia.ipa 0.2.2

Requirements

$ virtualenv venv
$ venv/bin/pip install --upgrade custodia.ipa

$ sudo dnf install python2 python-pip python-virtualenv python-devel \
    gcc redhat-rpm-config krb5-workstation krb5-devel libffi-devel \
    nss-devel openldap-devel cyrus-sasl-devel openssl-devel

$ sudo apt-get update
$ sudo apt-get install -y python2.7 python-pip python-virtualenv python-dev \
    gcc krb5-user libkrb5-dev libffi-dev libnss3-dev libldap2-dev \
    libsasl2-dev libssl-dev

Example configuration

Create directories

$ sudo mkdir /etc/custodia /var/lib/custodia /var/log/custodia /var/run/custodia
$ sudo chown USER:GROUP /var/lib/custodia /var/log/custodia /var/run/custodia
$ sudo chmod 750 /var/lib/custodia /var/log/custodia

Create service account and keytab

$ kinit admin
$ ipa service-add custodia/client1.ipa.example
$ ipa service-allow-create-keytab custodia/client1.ipa.example --users=admin
$ mkdir -p /etc/custodia
$ ipa-getkeytab -p custodia/client1.ipa.example -k /etc/custodia/custodia.keytab

The IPA cert request plugin needs additional permissions

$ ipa privilege-add \
    --desc="Create and request service certs with Custodia" \
    "Custodia Service Certs"
$ ipa privilege-add-permission \
    --permissions="Retrieve Certificates from the CA" \
    --permissions="Request Certificate" \
    --permissions="Revoke Certificate" \
    --permissions="System: Modify Services" \
    "Custodia Service Certs"
# for add_principal=True
$ ipa privilege-add-permission \
    --permissions="System: Add Services" \
    "Custodia Service Certs"
$ ipa role-add \
    --desc="Create and request service certs with Custodia" \
    "Custodia Service Cert Adminstrator"
$ ipa role-add-privilege \
    --privileges="Custodia Service Certs" \
    "Custodia Service Cert Adminstrator"
$ ipa role-add-member \
    --services="custodia/client1.ipa.example" \
    "Custodia Service Cert Adminstrator"

Create /etc/custodia/custodia.conf

[DEFAULT]
confdir = /etc/custodia
libdir = /var/lib/custodia
logdir = /var/log/custodia
rundir = /var/run/custodia

[global]
debug = true
server_socket = ${rundir}/custodia.sock
auditlog = ${logdir}/audit.log

[auth:ipa]
handler = IPAInterface
keytab = ${confdir}/custodia.keytab
ccache = FILE:${rundir}/ccache

[auth:creds]
handler = SimpleCredsAuth
uid = root
gid = root

[authz:paths]
handler = SimplePathAuthz
paths = /. /secrets

[store:vault]
handler = IPAVault

[store:cert]
handler = IPACertRequest
backing_store = vault

[/]
handler = Root

[/secrets]
handler = Secrets
store = vault

[/secrets/certs]
handler = Secrets
store = cert

Run Custodia server

$ custodia /etc/custodia/custodia.conf

IPA cert request

The IPACertRequest store plugin generates or revokes certificates on the fly. It uses a backing store to cache certs and private keys. The plugin can create service principal automatically. However the host must already exist. The IPACertRequest does not create host entries on the fly.

The request GET /secrets/certs/HTTP/client1.ipa.example generates a private key and CSR for the service HTTP/client1.ipa.example with DNS subject alternative name client1.ipa.example. A DELETE request removes the cert/key pair from the backing store and revokes the cert at the same time.

Automatical renewal of revoked or expired certificates is not implemented yet.

ipa privilege-add-permission \
    --permissions="Request Certificate with SubjectAltName" \
    "Custodia Service Certs"