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README.md

python-csr

Purpose

Generate a key, self-signed certificate, and certificate request.

Information

You'll notice there is a csrgen and csrgen35. This corresponds to their respective Python versions.

  • csrgen uses Python 2.7
  • csrgen34 uses Python 3.5

Installation / Dependencies

The following modules are required:

  • OpenSSL (pyopenssl)
  • Argparse (argparse)
  • YAML (pyyaml)

I've included a setup.py that will install these dependencies if you run:

python setup.py install

Usage

csrgen [fqdn]

python csrgen -n test.test.com

When more than one hostname is provided, a SAN (Subject Alternate Name) certificate and request are generated. This can be acheived by adding a -s.

csrgen -s 

python csrgen -n test.test.com -s mushu.test.com pushu.test.com

TODO

  • Consolidate Python 2.7 & 3.5
  • For CLI (not -f), ensure a -n is provided or "fail" gracefully.
  • Have the C, ST, L, O, OU stored in a .conf file and ask if these are the settings the user wants to use before running.
  • Turn this into a Class.