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annotate docker/backend-dev-e2e/certificates/README @ 4212:5f2d496c633f
core: get rid of `pickle`:
Use of `pickle` to serialise data was a technical legacy that was causing trouble to store
in database, to update (if a class was serialised, a change could break update), and to
security (pickle can lead to code execution).
This patch remove all use of Pickle in favour in JSON, notably:
- for caching data, a Pydantic model is now used instead
- for SQLAlchemy model, the LegacyPickle is replaced by JSON serialisation
- in XEP-0373 a class `PublicKeyMetadata` was serialised. New method `from_dict` and
`to_dict` method have been implemented to do serialisation.
- new methods to (de)serialise data can now be specified with Identity data types. It is
notably used to (de)serialise `path` of avatars.
A migration script has been created to convert data (for upgrade or downgrade), with
special care for XEP-0373 case. Depending of size of database, this migration script can
be long to run.
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author | Goffi <goffi@goffi.org> |
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date | Fri, 23 Feb 2024 13:31:04 +0100 |
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3381 | 1 Those certificates are used to activate TLS for end-2-end testing (to be as |
2 close as possible as production environment), they are used in other containers | |
3 needing TLS certificates (notably Prosody). | |
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5 To generate them, minica has been used. Minica can be found at https://github.com/jsha/minica. | |
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7 The following commands have been used: | |
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9 $ minica --domains "server1.test,*.server1.test,server2.test,server3.test,libervia-backend.test,libervia-web.test" |
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10 $ chmod 0644 minica.pem server1.test/cert.pem && chmod 0640 server1.test/key.pem |
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12 Note that certificates are valid for 2 years and 30 days, so they must be renewed after this delay. |