#!/bin/sh

# Copyright (C) 2016 Nikos Mavrogiannopoulos
#
# This file is part of GnuTLS.
#
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#
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#set -e

srcdir="${srcdir:-.}"
OCSPTOOL="${OCSPTOOL:-../src/ocsptool${EXEEXT}}"
DIFF="${DIFF:-diff}"

if ! test -x "${OCSPTOOL}"; then
	exit 77
fi

export TZ="UTC"

# Check for datefudge
TSTAMP=`datefudge "2006-09-23" date -u +%s || true`
if test "$TSTAMP" != "1158969600"; then
	echo $TSTAMP
	echo "You need datefudge to run this test"
	exit 77
fi

# Note that in rare cases this test may fail because the
# time set using datefudge could have changed since the generation
# (if example the system was busy)

datefudge -s "2016-04-22" \
	"${OCSPTOOL}" -e --load-signer "${srcdir}/ocsp-tests/certs/ca.pem" --infile "${srcdir}/ocsp-tests/response1.der"
rc=$?

# We're done.
if test "${rc}" != "0"; then
	echo "Test 1 - OCSP signed by CA - failed"
	exit ${rc}
fi

datefudge -s "2016-04-22" \
	"${OCSPTOOL}" -e --load-signer "${srcdir}/ocsp-tests/certs/ocsp-server.pem" --infile "${srcdir}/ocsp-tests/response2.der"
rc=$?

# We're done.
if test "${rc}" != "0"; then
	echo "Test 2 - OCSP signed by delegated cert - failed"
	exit ${rc}
fi

datefudge -s "2016-04-22" \
	"${OCSPTOOL}" -e --load-signer "${srcdir}/ocsp-tests/certs/ca.pem" --infile "${srcdir}/ocsp-tests/response2.der" -d 4
rc=$?

# We're done.
if test "${rc}" != "0"; then
	echo "Test 3 - OCSP signed by delegated cert - failed"
	exit ${rc}
fi


exit 0
