test/avb_atx_generate_test_data

#!/bin/bash

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# This shell-script generates ATX test data in the working directory.
# An avbtool executable is assumed to reside in the parent directory
# of this script.
#
# The *atx* test data in the test/data/ directory was generated with
# this script. It is consistent with the expectations of avbtool unit
# tests and ATX unit tests. This script exists as a record of how the
# data was generated and as a convenience if it ever needs to be
# generated again.
#
# Typical usage:
#
#  $ cd test/data; ../avb_atx_generate_test_data

set -e

TMP_FILE=$(mktemp /tmp/atx_generator.XXXXXXXXXX)
trap "rm -f '${TMP_FILE}'" EXIT

AVBTOOL=$(dirname "$0")/../avbtool

echo AVBTOOL = ${AVBTOOL}

# Get a random product ID.
head -c 16 /dev/urandom > atx_product_id.bin

# Generate key pairs.
openssl genpkey -algorithm RSA -pkeyopt rsa_keygen_bits:4096 -outform PEM \
  -out testkey_atx_prk.pem
openssl genpkey -algorithm RSA -pkeyopt rsa_keygen_bits:4096 -outform PEM \
  -out testkey_atx_pik.pem
openssl genpkey -algorithm RSA -pkeyopt rsa_keygen_bits:4096 -outform PEM \
  -out testkey_atx_psk.pem

# Construct permanent attributes.
${AVBTOOL} make_atx_permanent_attributes --output=atx_permanent_attributes.bin \
  --product_id=atx_product_id.bin --root_authority_key=testkey_atx_prk.pem

# Construct a PIK certificate.
echo -n "fake PIK subject" > ${TMP_FILE}
${AVBTOOL} make_atx_certificate --output=atx_pik_certificate.bin \
  --subject=${TMP_FILE} --subject_key=testkey_atx_pik.pem \
  --subject_is_intermediate_authority --subject_key_version 42 \
  --authority_key=testkey_atx_prk.pem

# Construct a PSK certificate.
${AVBTOOL} make_atx_certificate --output=atx_psk_certificate.bin \
  --subject=atx_product_id.bin --subject_key=testkey_atx_psk.pem \
  --subject_key_version 42 --authority_key=testkey_atx_pik.pem

# Construct metadata.
${AVBTOOL} make_atx_metadata --output=atx_metadata.bin \
  --intermediate_key_certificate=atx_pik_certificate.bin \
  --product_key_certificate=atx_psk_certificate.bin