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package com.twitter.finagle.ssl

import java.io._
import java.security.KeyStore
import java.util.Random
import javax.net.ssl._

import com.twitter.io.{Files, TempDirectory, StreamIO}

/*
 * Take a PEM-encoded cert and key, and turn it into a Java keystore
 * which is then loaded into a resulting KeyManager
 *
 * @param certificatePath the path to the PEM-encoded certificate
 * @param keyPath the path to the PEM-encoded private key
 * @param caCertPath the path to the PEM-encoded intermediate/root certs;
 * multiple certs should be concatenated into a single file. If caCertPath
 *   is set, use it in setting up the connection instead of certificatePath.
 *   The cert chain should contain the certificate.
 * @return Array[KeyManager]
 */
object PEMEncodedKeyManager {
  class ExternalExecutableFailed(message: String) extends Exception(message)

  def apply(
    certificatePath: String,
    keyPath: String,
    caCertPath: Option[String]
  ): Array[KeyManager] =
    makeKeystore(
      Files.readBytes(new File(certificatePath)),
      Files.readBytes(new File(keyPath)),
      caCertPath map { filename => Files.readBytes(new File(filename)) }
    )

  private[this] def secret(length: Int): Array[Char] = {
    val rng = new Random()
    rng.setSeed(System.currentTimeMillis())
    val b = new Array[Char](length)

    for (i <- 0 until length)
      b(i) = (65 + rng.nextInt(90 - 65)).toChar

    b
  }

  private[this] def makeKeystore(
    certificate: Array[Byte],
    key: Array[Byte],
    caCert: Option[Array[Byte]]
  ) : Array[KeyManager] = {

    // Create a secure directory for the conversion
    val path = TempDirectory.create()
    Shell.run(Array("chmod", "0700", path.getAbsolutePath()))

    // Guard the keystore with a randomly-generated password
    val password = secret(24)
    val passwordStr = new String(password)

    // Use non-deterministic file names
    val fn = new String(secret(12))
    val pemPath = path + File.separator + "%s.pem".format(fn)
    val p12Path = path + File.separator + "%s.p12".format(fn)
    val jksPath = path + File.separator + "%s.jks".format(fn)

    // Write out the certificate and key
    val f = new FileOutputStream(new File(pemPath))
    // if the chain is present, use it instead of the cert (chain contains cert)
    caCert match {
      case Some(c) => StreamIO.copy(new ByteArrayInputStream(c), f)
      case None => StreamIO.copy(new ByteArrayInputStream(certificate), f)
    }
    StreamIO.copy(new ByteArrayInputStream(key), f)
    f.close()


    // Import the PEM-encoded certificate and key to a PKCS12 file
    Shell.run(
      Array(
        "openssl",   "pkcs12",
        "-export",
        "-password", "pass:%s".format(passwordStr),
        "-in",       pemPath,
        "-out",      p12Path
      )
    )

    // Convert the PKCS12 file into a Java keystore
    Shell.run(
      Array(
        "keytool",
        "-importkeystore",
        "-srckeystore",  p12Path,
        "-srcstoretype", "PKCS12",
        "-destkeystore", jksPath,
        "-trustcacerts",
        "-srcstorepass", passwordStr,
        "-keypass",      passwordStr,
        "-storepass",    passwordStr
      )
    )

    // Read the resulting keystore
    val input = new ByteArrayInputStream(Files.readBytes(new File(jksPath)))
    val ks = KeyStore.getInstance("JKS")
    val kmf = KeyManagerFactory.getInstance("SunX509")
    ks.load(input, password)
    kmf.init(ks, password)

    // Clean up by deleting the files and directory
    Array(pemPath, p12Path, jksPath).foreach(new File(_).delete())
    path.delete()

    kmf.getKeyManagers
  }
}