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It is a program in libreswan, which integrates libreswan with Opportunistic Encryption utilities. The script provides various OE functionality e.g. initial OE setup, testing configuration/connection, generating and updating Let's Encrypt certificates. The details about the utilities and using them can be found in the [[ Documentation ]]. Also, the documentation includes the sample output for each {command} and [argument].
It is a program in libreswan, which integrates libreswan with Opportunistic Encryption utilities. The script provides various OE functionality e.g. initial OE setup, testing configuration/connection, generating and updating Let's Encrypt certificates. The details about the utilities and using them can be found in the [[ Documentation: Libreswan Opportunistic IPsec using LetsEncrypt ]]. Also, the documentation includes the sample output for each {command} and [argument].


== Implementation ==
== Implementation ==

Revision as of 14:48, 11 August 2019

Introduction

Libreswan Opportunistic IPsec using LetsEncrypt is a project created during Google Summer of Code 2019. It adds a utility `letsencrypt` to the `ipsec`. letsencrypt invokes any of several utilities involved in controlling the Opportunistic Encryption system, running the specified {command} with the specified [argument] as if it had been invoked directly. e.g. `ipsec letsencrypt -h` lists the available commands.

It is a program in libreswan, which integrates libreswan with Opportunistic Encryption utilities. The script provides various OE functionality e.g. initial OE setup, testing configuration/connection, generating and updating Let's Encrypt certificates. The details about the utilities and using them can be found in the Documentation: Libreswan Opportunistic IPsec using LetsEncrypt . Also, the documentation includes the sample output for each {command} and [argument].

Implementation

Various functionalities of the project are listed below:

  • Can establish the secure OE (Opportunistic Encryption) connections between two hosts (client and server).
  • Easy to install on the hosts (client and server).
  • Can test OE connections between two hosts.
  • Can generate Let's Encrypt certificates for the server using certbot.
  • Enables automatic update of the generated certificates, keeping the private key same.
  • Imports the generated certificates into NSS Database to be used for OE.
  • Provides details about various available utilities.

Source code

License