On Wed, Apr 1, 2009 at 11:31 PM, M. Ranganathan <[email protected]> wrote:
> On Wed, Apr 1, 2009 at 5:26 PM, Damian Krzeminski <[email protected]> wrote:
>> I was chatting with Ranga on #sipx about it and somehow I got disconnected.
>>
>> Apparently because of some changes in how certificates are created we now
>> have to reload the keystore and it does not seem trivial.
>>
>> One of the options of solving that (not sure if that would work but hey -
>> anything is better than restarting).
>>
>> sipXconfig is using Apache XmlRpc to use xml/rpc. This library lets you
>> choose one of the 3 transports for XmlRpc. Default one - the one that we
>> are using is based on standard java.net.URLConnection
>>
>> However we always have an option to switch to the one based on Apache
>> commons HttpClient library (we already use it for something else).
>> (sipXconfig creates XmlRpcClient in
>> XmlRpcClientInterceptor.afterPropertiesSet this is the place where the
>> transport factory would have to be passed)
>>
>> If we were to switch we could probably use AuthSSLProtocolSocketFactory and
>> register it with Protocol.registerProtocol("https", authhttps);
>>
>> http://www.jdocs.com/httpclient/3.0.1/org/apache/commons/httpclient/contrib/ssl/AuthSSLProtocolSocketFactory.html
>>
>>
>> Maybe we could try to reregister protocol when we need to re-read the 
>> keystore.
>>
>> Damian
>
> Thats a possibility.
>
> I wonder how this ever worked.  Another thing that ought to work is to
> use the same key/certificate pair for all hosts in the cluster for xml
> rpc.
>
> I do not see any way of dynamically updating the trust store used by a
> running jvm - especially because one does not have access to the trust
> store instance that is being used for xml rcp.
>
>  Is there a specific need for each host to have its own key /
> certificate ? If all hosts can use the same key then we have only one
> key/certificate pair. This will greatly simplify things. I think this
> is how the 3.10 version used to work. NOTE : I added update of the
> java keystore to gen-ssl-keys ( as requested by Scott ). This code
> never existed in 3.10. Consequently the same key was being used

That should read "Consequently I *believe*  the same key pair was
being used across the cluster for XML RPC".

In other words, gen-ssl-keys never did update the JVM trust store
prior to this change. There was no code to do that import into the
truststore.jks file in other words.  The startup script
"javacertsetup.sh" (and prior to that the code in sipxconfig.sh in a
previous iteration of this never ending re factoring)  used to check
if the cert existed and update the trust store prior to starting the
jvm.


> everywhere. Why cant we go back to that scheme?
>


Is this a significant usability hit to have to restart sipxconfig on
Master when you add a new node, given the rarity of that event ?

Note : You have that same problem when you install a web key.
sipxconfig needs to be restarted here too. We need to add some code
there to accomplish that.


Thanks



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