<?php
//This example generates a new certificate
require_once 'OpenSSL.php';
require_once 'OpenSSL/NewCert.php';
//Options used in a new certificate
$certConfig = array(
"countryName" => "CZ",
"stateOrProvinceName" => "Czech Republic",
"localityName" => "Prague",
"organizationName" => "Whoknows Ltd.",
"organizationalUnitName" => "PHP Developer",
"commonName" => "HelloWorld",
"emailAddress" => "saparov.p@example.com"
);
//Create a new OpenSSL_Cert object
$Cert = new Crypt_OpenSSL_Cert('certs/cacert.pem', 'certs/cakey.pem', 'passphrase');
//Class handler for OpenSSL_Cert class
$OpenSSL = new Crypt_OpenSSL($Cert);
//Set up a new cert with $certConfig above and validation 1026 days
$NewCert = new Crypt_OpenSSL_NewCert($certConfig, 1026);
//A new certificate will be signed by $Cert object
$newOpenSSL = $OpenSSL->sign($NewCert, 0);
//A new certificate will be self-signed
//$newOpenSSL = $OpenSSL->sign($NewCert, 1);
//Now we can test the certificate by generating and verifying signed data
$signature = $newOpenSSL->signature('Follow the white rabit!');
echo $newOpenSSL->verify('Follow the white rabit!', $signature); //Should return 1
//Export all to files
$newOpenSSL->exportCert('newcert.crt');
$newOpenSSL->exportKey('newcert.key', 'MY_SECRET_PASSPHRASE_TO_PRIVATE_KEY');
$newOpenSSL->exportCsr('newcert.csr');
?>
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