1:36 p.m.
Please review the patch which adds new CLI commands for performing
operations on Key and Key request resources.
key-archive, key-retrieve, key-recover, key-generate,
key-request-review, key-template-show, key-template-find
Also attaching patch 87, which has to be applied before applying 89.
Please review both the patches.
--Abhishek
12:29 p.m.
KeyModifyCLI.java:
1) super("mod", "Get key request", keyCLI); "Get key
request" is not
right .. This appears to be a problem in multiple CLIs.
2) help does not look right -- do options follow the <keyId> ?
3) What happens if you choose a non-existent id? This is for all the
CLIs.
4. No validation of status input.
Template.java
1) Add line after field declarations and before constructor.
KeyArchiveCLI
1) Archive a secret at the DRM --> in the DRM.
2) There appears to be no option to archive a symmetric key?
Given that its one of our primary use cases, we should have an option for it.
KeyGenerate.java
1) In help, do [OPTIONS] follow the args?
2. There is no validation of usages() - and the list really ought to be generated
from the SymKeyGenerationRequest definition.
3. "Required for all algorithms AES and RC2." doesn't sound right.
"Required for AES and RC2 algorithms". RC4 I think requires a key size and uses
a
default in case one is not provided.
4. If I recall correctly, there is a JSS function that checks whether an key_size is
valid. We should probably do some validation here.
KeyRecoverCLI
1. This should probably be "Create a key recovery request" --> rather than
"Recover key"
and at the end, this would be "Key Recovery Request Info".
and so maybe this should be "key-request-recovery" ?
KeyRequestTemplateFind:
"Template file for submitting a key archival request");
"Template for submitting a key recovery request.");
"Template for submitting a symmetric key generation request.");
TemplateShowCLI -
1. No need to put list of templates in help -- thats what template-find is for.
KeyRetrievalCLI
1. There should be an option to store the raw output to a file. Binary data doesn't
print well.
2. If a wrapping key was not initially provided, then the encrypted data makes no sense.
Similarly if a wrapping key was not provided, then the enencrypted data makes no
sense.
Ade
On Wed, 2014-04-02 at 14:36 -0400, Abhishek Koneru wrote:
Please review the patch which adds new CLI commands for performing
operations on Key and Key request resources.
key-archive, key-retrieve, key-recover, key-generate,
key-request-review, key-template-show, key-template-find
Also attaching patch 87, which has to be applied before applying 89.
Please review both the patches.
--Abhishek
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2:29 p.m.
On 4/2/2014 1:36 PM, Abhishek Koneru wrote:
Please review the patch which adds new CLI commands for performing
operations on Key and Key request resources.
key-archive, key-retrieve, key-recover, key-generate,
key-request-review, key-template-show, key-template-find
Also attaching patch 87, which has to be applied before applying 89.
Please review both the patches.
--Abhishek
Some comments:
1. In KeyClient.java:197 the boolean expression contains redundant
parentheses (which can make it harder to read). It can be simplified as
follows:
if (!status.equalsIgnoreCase(KeyResource.KEY_STATUS_ACTIVE)
&& !status.equalsIgnoreCase(KeyResource.KEY_STATUS_INACTIVE)) {
2. In KeyModifyCLI let's remove the square brackets and add spaces in
the help message for the --status parameter to make it more readable.
--status <status> Status of the key.
Valid values: active, inactive.
Square brackets are used in command syntaxes to indicate optional
parameters. Parameter description should contain explanation, not
command syntaxes.
3. Same thing for KeyGenerateCLI. Here's my suggestion (also notice
other differences and typo fixes):
--key-algorithm <algorithm> Algorithm to be used to create a key.
Valid values: AES, DES, DES3, RC2, RC4,
DESede.
--key-size <size> Size of the key to be generated.
This is required for AES and RC2.
Valid values for AES: 128, 192, 256.
Valid values for RC2: 8-128.
--usage <list of usages> Comma separated list of usages.
Valid values: wrap, unwrap, sign,
verify, encrypt, decrypt.
Alternatively, move the list of valid key sizes into the manual page.
4. Same thing for KeyRequestReviewCLI:
--action <action> Action to be performed on the request.
Valid values: approve, reject, cancel.
5. In KeyModifyCLI I don't think we should compare the requested status
and the new status after modification. If the operation fails for some
reason the server should have thrown an exception, and the client would
have reported the error without this additional check. So the code can
be simplified like this:
KeyInfo keyInfo = keyCLI.keyClient.getKeyInfo(keyId);
KeyCLI.printKeyInfo(keyInfo);
6. In KeyRequestShowCLI, KeyShowCLI, KeyArchiveCLI, KeyRecoverCLI, and
KeyRetrieveCLI let's use consistent capitalization for "ID":
formatter.printHelp(getFullName() + " <Request ID>", options);
formatter.printHelp(getFullName() + " <Key ID>", options);
Option option = new Option(null, "clientKeyID", true, ...);
Option option = new Option(null, "keyID", true, ...);
7. Please run source format on Template.java.
8. In Template.java it's not necessary to prefix the attributes with the
class name. So the attributes can simply be called: id, name, description.
9. In KeyArchiveCLI, KeyRecoverCLI, and KeyRetrieveCLI I don't think we
should check requestFile.trim().length() != 0. If people mistakenly put
a blank filename (due to a scripting bug) we want the command to fail
instead of doing something else (i.e. archiving a passphrase):
pki key-archive --input "$filename" --> blank $filename
Error: Client Key Id is not specified. --> misleading error
10. This is an existing issue, the KeyArchivalRequest and
KeyRecoveryRequest should have decoded the fields (e.g.
PKIArchiveOptions, SymmetricAlgorithmParams, TransWrappedSessionKey)
automatically, so it's not necessary to decode the fields explicitly:
response = keyCLI.keyClient.archivePKIOptions(
req.getClientKeyId(),
req.getDataType(),
req.getKeyAlgorithm(),
req.getKeySize(),
req.getPKIArchiveOptions());
11. Redundant parentheses in KeyCLI.java:75 can be removed:
if (client.getConfig().getCertDatabase() != null
&& client.getConfig().getCertPassword() != null) {
12. In KeyGenerateCLI I think assigning the default key size is a
responsibility of a CryptoProvider, not the CLI.
13. In KeyGenerateCLI.java:94 it's not necessary to wrap the list with
another ArrayList. The list can be used directly as follows:
usagesList = Arrays.asList(usages);
14. Typo in KeyRequestReviewCLI.java:43. It should be:
System.err.println("Error: Invalid arguments provided.");
15. The following class names don't match the command names:
KeyRequestTemplateFindCLI --> key-template-find
KeyRequestTemplateShowCLI --> key-template-show
Either the class names or command names should be fixed to reflect the
command hierarchy.
16. The KeyRequestTemplateShowCLI should not hard-code the list of
template ID's in the command syntax. It should simply be:
usage: key-template-show <Template ID> [OPTIONS]
The key-template-show should only accept whatever Template ID returned
by key-template-find.
17. It would be better to store the templates as files, then both
key-template-find and key-template-show can read from the same files. In
the future the list of templates may come from the server.
18. For consistency it would be better to rename Template to KeyTemplate
or KeyRequestTemplate.
--
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