18 Oct
2015
18 Oct
'15
1:48 a.m.
http://wiki.ampr.org/index.php/Services
Does anyone know if OH7LZB ever documented anywhere how to setup the
server end of the OpenVPN that validates using the LoTW CA? Others
might like to add the same functionality to their gateway server(s)
http://wiki.ampr.org/index.php/AMPRNet_VPN
https://github.com/hessu/ham-cert-web-demo
19 Oct
19 Oct
1:24 p.m.
New subject: Services hosted on AMPRNet
Am 17.10.2015 um 20:48 schrieb Steve L:
Does anyone know if OH7LZB ever documented anywhere
how to setup the
server end of the OpenVPN that validates using the LoTW CA?
I would be ineterested in particular which of the three different LoTW
Root CAs are beeing used. I suspect my problems could come from having
my cert signed by a different one than the tunnel is verifying against.
oe1rsa
10:54 p.m.
New subject: Services hosted on AMPRNet
On Mon, 19 Oct 2015, Roland Schwarz wrote:
(Please trim inclusions from previous messages)
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Am 17.10.2015 um 20:48 schrieb Steve L:
> Does anyone know if OH7LZB ever documented anywhere how to setup the
> server end of the OpenVPN that validates using the LoTW CA?
The server end is stock openvpn, so you may use the openvpn config
instructions / documentation to set it up. Nothing fancy, .
I would be ineterested in particular which of the
three different LoTW
Root CAs are beeing used. I suspect my problems could come from having
my cert signed by a different one than the tunnel is verifying against.
Hmm, they have multiple roots? The one I have has:
Certificate:
Data:
Version: 3 (0x2)
Serial Number: 16695542736414145637 (0xe7b27ba978517c65)
Signature Algorithm: sha1WithRSAEncryption
Issuer: C=US, ST=CT, L=Newington, O=American Radio Relay League,
OU=Logbook of the World, CN=Logbook of the World Root CA,
DC=arrl.org/emailAddress=lotw@arrl.org
Validity
Not Before: Sep 15 16:31:12 2010 GMT
Not After : Sep 12 16:31:12 2020 GMT
Subject: C=US, ST=CT, L=Newington, O=American Radio Relay League,
OU=Logbook of the World, CN=Logbook of the World Root CA,
DC=arrl.org/emailAddress=lotw@arrl.org
X509v3 Subject Key Identifier:
AE:00:0C:A4:88:83:B9:90:F5:CD:38:CC:E8:54:68:F4:4B:54:A1:EC
The client must be configured to provide the intermediate certificate.
- Hessu
20 Oct
20 Oct
3:25 a.m.
New subject: Openvpn multiple ca roots, was: Services hosted on AMPRNet
Am 19.10.2015 um 17:54 schrieb Heikki Hannikainen:
Hmm, they have multiple roots? The one I have has:
Certificate:
Data:
Version: 3 (0x2)
Serial Number: 16695542736414145637 (0xe7b27ba978517c65)
Signature Algorithm: sha1WithRSAEncryption
Issuer: C=US, ST=CT, L=Newington, O=American Radio Relay League,
OU=Logbook of the World, CN=Logbook of the World Root CA,
DC=arrl.org/emailAddress=lotw@arrl.org
Validity
Not Before: Sep 15 16:31:12 2010 GMT
Not After : Sep 12 16:31:12 2020 GMT
Subject: C=US, ST=CT, L=Newington, O=American Radio Relay
League, OU=Logbook of the World, CN=Logbook of the World Root CA,
DC=arrl.org/emailAddress=lotw@arrl.org
X509v3 Subject Key Identifier:
AE:00:0C:A4:88:83:B9:90:F5:CD:38:CC:E8:54:68:F4:4B:54:A1:EC
This is another one:
Certificate:
Data:
Version: 3 (0x2)
Serial Number: 11364786056437220341 (0x9db7d4b48240c3f5)
Signature Algorithm: sha1WithRSAEncryption
Issuer: C=US, ST=CT, L=Newington, O=American Radio Relay League,
OU=Logbook of the World, CN=Logbook of the World Root CA,
DC=arrl.org/emailAddress=lotw@arrl.org
Validity
Not Before: Sep 25 13:33:48 2009 GMT
Not After : Sep 23 13:33:48 2019 GMT
Subject: C=US, ST=CT, L=Newington, O=American Radio Relay
League, OU=Logbook of the World, CN=Logbook of the World Root CA,
DC=arrl.org/emailAddress=lotw@arrl.org
Subject Public Key Info:
Public Key Algorithm: rsaEncryption
Public-Key: (1024 bit)
Modulus:
00:b6:fa:42:a7:c2:64:19:31:0d:ce:03:82:ff:70:
89:b1:df:cf:1f:76:06:ab:0a:2f:d7:16:2c:e4:e8:
47:55:3e:48:4d:52:a6:ae:e6:d1:c7:f5:be:b9:ce:
4d:42:7d:79:48:11:ba:fd:3e:6c:55:91:b0:9b:ed:
f9:9b:4c:63:7c:f0:e0:02:e3:ae:4c:cb:af:d1:32:
b8:24:d1:db:85:3f:f0:24:5c:5b:e0:44:fb:a5:e0:
54:cb:01:08:d0:cd:06:f3:21:36:98:b8:7f:aa:32:
02:39:6f:07:cb:c8:57:48:ef:99:20:73:dd:4d:bc:
8e:a6:b0:99:76:93:43:5f:a1
Exponent: 65537 (0x10001)
X509v3 extensions:
X509v3 Subject Key Identifier:
30:AF:ED:4E:EE:59:FC:2F:27:50:B6:BC:C1:07:D6:0B:42:EA:55:F8
X509v3 Authority Key Identifier:
keyid:30:AF:ED:4E:EE:59:FC:2F:27:50:B6:BC:C1:07:D6:0B:42:EA:55:F8
DirName:/C=US/ST=CT/L=Newington/O=American Radio Relay
League/OU=Logbook of the World/CN=Logbook of the World Root
CA/DC=arrl.org/emailAddress=lotw@arrl.org
serial:9D:B7:D4:B4:82:40:C3:F5
X509v3 Basic Constraints:
CA:TRUE
Signature Algorithm: sha1WithRSAEncryption
22:ac:5f:37:f4:fc:1b:96:5e:5b:e7:0a:28:29:57:2d:9b:bf:
39:db:92:3d:67:74:a3:67:bc:69:cb:59:1a:27:f5:83:33:e0:
d7:e7:69:1b:ed:ae:74:e7:28:ec:a3:b5:7b:53:cc:d3:87:4b:
68:0d:ea:ce:09:06:84:73:26:b8:89:5e:bc:dc:f6:da:1e:c7:
3c:fc:a9:fb:c9:9b:ed:9d:ac:88:28:aa:96:d2:cc:25:0c:db:
f8:1a:20:63:ee:3a:99:b7:be:3b:b2:47:09:89:87:de:3a:0c:
2e:0a:6a:47:ab:e7:68:7a:14:89:70:80:a2:c0:87:9a:cc:5b:
83:4e
and this is the one my cert is signed off by:
Certificate:
Data:
Version: 3 (0x2)
Serial Number: 9511335557794417475 (0x83ff0d4bede0cb43)
Signature Algorithm: sha512WithRSAEncryption
Issuer: C=US, ST=CT, L=Newington, O=American Radio Relay League,
OU=Logbook of the World, CN=Logbook of the World Root CA,
DC=arrl.org/emailAddress=lotw@arrl.org
Validity
Not Before: Jun 9 15:34:28 2015 GMT
Not After : Jun 6 15:34:28 2025 GMT
Subject: C=US, ST=CT, L=Newington, O=American Radio Relay
League, OU=Logbook of the World, CN=Logbook of the World Root CA,
DC=arrl.org/emailAddress=lotw@arrl.org
Subject Public Key Info:
Public Key Algorithm: rsaEncryption
Public-Key: (4096 bit)
Modulus:
00:d2:57:70:90:cf:cf:dc:ae:0e:ee:c4:f8:ff:8b:
74:7c:aa:cf:2f:16:a1:8e:97:78:16:93:8f:c1:70:
a9:c9:69:84:9f:dc:8e:7d:71:8d:d2:94:dc:49:85:
09:9c:cd:f0:30:38:4a:ce:19:6f:42:e6:01:88:9c:
92:6f:a4:22:c8:90:a6:67:1c:07:85:85:a3:4d:9f:
4f:7f:3d:a0:0f:33:46:2b:85:36:4c:8d:4b:07:79:
d8:73:f4:e6:d1:51:c6:65:ec:b1:0c:86:28:7d:72:
d7:77:88:f0:5f:f0:57:24:1b:c3:2f:80:12:5c:31:
d3:01:d5:3a:c9:7e:ef:0f:7a:48:11:66:d1:8a:20:
6e:b5:b4:97:35:b4:66:1c:46:29:a6:49:a1:b7:8b:
84:74:65:d8:93:a2:3f:ad:3a:27:e3:6c:49:43:68:
b2:93:56:72:27:e1:80:0b:4a:60:34:46:c0:7e:52:
63:d1:67:fa:8c:84:8f:7a:eb:74:cc:36:c2:5f:ba:
b7:10:2f:a4:d7:83:e1:08:1c:d9:c6:94:66:ba:db:
2e:1c:8c:d2:0f:25:d4:c8:ec:f9:38:ae:c2:fe:59:
3e:27:ed:b6:51:f8:05:94:54:c5:d3:e8:86:1a:66:
f8:ac:3b:19:94:33:5a:97:f6:96:2b:71:77:fc:3a:
c5:88:4c:4d:86:45:13:4c:41:93:fe:8d:51:d0:dd:
de:2d:97:b2:43:36:b3:4f:ce:26:35:3b:3f:4f:2e:
db:9d:e7:a6:a3:24:b7:fb:b2:67:9b:b3:2c:da:e9:
ee:8d:85:93:60:3a:1b:12:7d:bc:2e:db:97:d2:73:
76:f9:c7:29:c8:d1:34:b0:93:3f:ff:27:8b:33:af:
cb:1f:c2:45:49:c2:15:a8:34:6f:46:48:e3:52:1e:
a9:d3:40:46:86:55:56:ab:56:94:14:3b:d6:5e:bb:
33:a8:de:76:64:4a:9e:c7:1f:f6:9a:7f:66:a4:34:
69:70:12:a9:2a:ca:d9:fb:1e:26:10:2b:06:c0:e7:
85:6c:f9:54:48:5f:bd:53:92:d1:7d:28:47:72:ea:
9d:37:85:54:9f:b3:dc:ea:5a:e0:4b:29:d0:17:d9:
e7:a7:d0:80:d3:2b:d7:bc:99:d3:45:ff:db:38:03:
94:34:9b:10:12:06:b6:3d:7d:ef:85:57:7e:3b:30:
b3:5c:b7:10:db:6a:a7:8c:71:4b:0c:06:2c:9a:8a:
1b:53:5a:6b:59:cc:2e:33:84:1b:9c:71:55:b5:bb:
e6:0e:db:ab:a8:77:21:89:d8:80:fb:49:04:b2:64:
38:62:a2:95:99:2e:e8:3f:fe:68:69:4e:fb:ee:f0:
e6:5e:7b
Exponent: 65537 (0x10001)
X509v3 extensions:
X509v3 Subject Key Identifier:
C7:FC:CA:C2:73:C5:AF:CB:5B:F5:3A:60:7D:9A:9C:1A:EF:C0:8D:93
X509v3 Authority Key Identifier:
keyid:C7:FC:CA:C2:73:C5:AF:CB:5B:F5:3A:60:7D:9A:9C:1A:EF:C0:8D:93
DirName:/C=US/ST=CT/L=Newington/O=American Radio Relay
League/OU=Logbook of the World/CN=Logbook of the World Root
CA/DC=arrl.org/emailAddress=lotw@arrl.org
serial:83:FF:0D:4B:ED:E0:CB:43
All these can be found in the root file of the linux tqsl package I have
downloaded from the arrl website.
73 de oe1rsa
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19 Oct
19 Oct
10:59 p.m.
New subject: Services hosted on AMPRNet
Back to the original "available services" part of this thread, I've been
thinking about this as well. Maybe the group could consider a services
advertisement protocol like ZeroConf (Avahi in Linux, Bonjour in OSX)
with some modifications to minimize it's chattyness? Things like
stations should not beacon what services they offer more than once an
hour w/o being directly probed, etc.
--David
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