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;;; GNU Guix --- Functional package management for GNU
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(define-module (guix scripts authenticate)
  #:use-module (guix config)
  #:use-module (guix base16)
  #:use-module (gcrypt pk-crypto)
  #:use-module (guix pki)
  #:use-module (guix ui)
  #:use-module (ice-9 binary-ports)
  #:use-module (ice-9 rdelim)
  #:use-module (ice-9 match)
  #:export (guix-authenticate))

;;; Commentary:
;;;
;;; This program is used internally by the daemon to sign exported archive
;;; (the 'export-paths' RPC), and to authenticate imported archives (the
;;; 'import-paths' RPC.)
;;;
;;; Code:

(define read-canonical-sexp
  ;; Read a gcrypt sexp from a port and return it.
  (compose string->canonical-sexp read-string))

(define (read-hash-data port key-type)
  "Read sha256 hash data from PORT and return it as a gcrypt sexp.  KEY-TYPE
is a symbol representing the type of public key algo being used."
  (let* ((hex (read-string port))
         (bv  (base16-string->bytevector (string-trim-both hex))))
    (bytevector->hash-data bv #:key-type key-type)))

(define (sign-with-key key-file port)
  "Sign the hash read from PORT with KEY-FILE, and write an sexp that includes
both the hash and the actual signature."
  (let* ((secret-key (call-with-input-file key-file read-canonical-sexp))
         (public-key (if (string-suffix? ".sec" key-file)
                         (call-with-input-file
                             (string-append (string-drop-right key-file 4)
                                            ".pub")
                           read-canonical-sexp)
                         (leave
                          (G_ "cannot find public key for secret key '~a'~%")
                          key-file)))
         (data       (read-hash-data port (key-type public-key)))
         (signature  (signature-sexp data secret-key public-key)))
    (display (canonical-sexp->string signature))
    #t))

(define (validate-signature port)
  "Read the signature from PORT (which is as produced above), check whether
its public key is authorized, verify the signature, and print the signed data
to stdout upon success."
  (let* ((signature (read-canonical-sexp port))
         (subject   (signature-subject signature))
         (data      (signature-signed-data signature)))
    (if (and data subject)
        (if (authorized-key? subject)
            (if (valid-signature? signature)
                (let ((hash (hash-data->bytevector data)))
                  (display (bytevector->base16-string hash))
                  #t)                              ; success
                (leave (G_ "error: invalid signature: ~a~%")
                       (canonical-sexp->string signature)))
            (leave (G_ "error: unauthorized public key: ~a~%")
                   (canonical-sexp->string subject)))
        (leave (G_ "error: corrupt signature data: ~a~%")
               (canonical-sexp->string signature)))))

\f
;;;
;;; Entry point with 'openssl'-compatible interface.  We support this
;;; interface because that's what the daemon expects, and we want to leave it
;;; unmodified currently.
;;;

(define (guix-authenticate . args)
  ;; Signature sexps written to stdout may contain binary data, so force
  ;; ISO-8859-1 encoding so that things are not mangled.  See
  ;; <http://bugs.gnu.org/17312> for details.
  (set-port-encoding! (current-output-port) "ISO-8859-1")
  (set-port-conversion-strategy! (current-output-port) 'error)

  ;; Same goes for input ports.
  (with-fluids ((%default-port-encoding "ISO-8859-1")
                (%default-port-conversion-strategy 'error))
    (match args
      ;; As invoked by guix-daemon.
      (("rsautl" "-sign" "-inkey" key "-in" hash-file)
       (call-with-input-file hash-file
         (lambda (port)
           (sign-with-key key port))))
      ;; As invoked by Nix/Crypto.pm (used by Hydra.)
      (("rsautl" "-sign" "-inkey" key)
       (sign-with-key key (current-input-port)))
      ;; As invoked by guix-daemon.
      (("rsautl" "-verify" "-inkey" _ "-pubin" "-in" signature-file)
       (call-with-input-file signature-file
         (lambda (port)
           (validate-signature port))))
      ;; As invoked by Nix/Crypto.pm (used by Hydra.)
      (("rsautl" "-verify" "-inkey" _ "-pubin")
       (validate-signature (current-input-port)))
      (("--help")
       (display (G_ "Usage: guix authenticate OPTION...
Sign or verify the signature on the given file.  This tool is meant to
be used internally by 'guix-daemon'.\n")))
      (("--version")
       (show-version-and-exit "guix authenticate"))
      (else
       (leave (G_ "wrong arguments"))))))

;;; authenticate.scm ends here