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fix minor docs typo

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Bernhard Reiter 2025-07-31 11:29:44 +02:00
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Scripts for assisting the Integration tests.
They were written on Ubuntu 20.04 TLS amd64 and also tested with 24.04 TLS.
They were written on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS amd64 and also tested with 24.04 LTS.
- `prepareUbuntuInstanceForITests.sh` installs the required packages for the csaf integration tests on a naked Ubuntu LTS amd64.
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- `TLSClientConfigsForITest.sh` generates client certificates by calling `createCCForITest.sh` which uses the root certificate initialized before with `createRootCAForITest.sh`. It configures nginx to enable the authentication with client certificate. (This assumes that the same folder name is used to create the root certificate)
- `setupProviderForITest.sh` builds the csaf_provider, writes the required nginx configurations and create the initial folders. IT calls `uploadToProvider.sh` to upload some csaf example files to the provider.
- `setupProviderForITest.sh` builds the `csaf_provider`, writes the required nginx configurations and create the initial folders. IT calls `uploadToProvider.sh` to upload some csaf example files to the provider.
As creating the folders needs to authenticate with the csaf_provider, the configurations of TLS server and Client certificate authentication should be set. So it is recommended to call the scripts in this order: `TLSConfigsForITest.sh`, `TLSClientConfigsForITest.sh`, `setupProviderForITest.sh`
As creating the folders needs to authenticate with the `csaf_provider`, the configurations of TLS server and Client certificate authentication should be set. So it is recommended to call the scripts in this order: `TLSConfigsForITest.sh`, `TLSClientConfigsForITest.sh`, `setupProviderForITest.sh`
Calling example (as user with sudo privileges):
``` bash