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# racket-self-signed-cert # racket-self-signed-cert
Create self signed certificates based on the standard openssl libraries deployed with racket. Generate self signed certificates based on the standard openssl libraries deployed with racket.

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The implementation uses the @racketmodname[openssl] bindings that are The implementation uses the @racketmodname[openssl] bindings that are
distributed with Racket. In other words, the module relies on the distributed with Racket. In other words, the module relies on the
OpenSSL library that ships with Racket and accesses it via Racket’s OpenSSL library that ships with Racket and accesses it via Racket's
FFI interface. FFI interface.
The generated certificate and key are returned in PEM format and can The generated certificate and key are returned in PEM format and can
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@itemlist[ @itemlist[
@item{ @item{
It detects the major version of the OpenSSL library available through It detects the major version of the OpenSSL library available through
Racket’s @racketmodname[openssl] bindings. Racket's @racketmodname[openssl] bindings.
} }
@item{ @item{
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Generates a new self-signed RSA certificate and private key. Generates a new self-signed RSA certificate and private key.
The implementation uses the OpenSSL functionality provided through The implementation uses the OpenSSL functionality provided through
Racket’s @racketmodname[openssl] library. Racket's @racketmodname[openssl] library.
@subsection{Arguments} @subsection{Arguments}
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certificate remains valid.} certificate remains valid.}
@item{@racket[hosts] — a host name, IP address, or a list of such @item{@racket[hosts] — a host name, IP address, or a list of such
values. These values are written into the certificate’s values. These values are written into the certificate's
@italic{Subject Alternative Name} extension.} @italic{Subject Alternative Name} extension.}
@item{@racket[country] — value for the certificate subject’s @item{@racket[country] — value for the certificate subject's
@tt{C} (country) attribute.} @tt{C} (country) attribute.}
@item{@racket[company] — value for the certificate subject’s @item{@racket[company] — value for the certificate subject's
@tt{O} (organization) attribute.} @tt{O} (organization) attribute.}
] ]
The first host in the list is used as the certificate’s The first host in the list is used as the certificate's
Common Name (CN). Common Name (CN).
@subsection{Result} @subsection{Result}
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(generate-self-signed-cert (generate-self-signed-cert
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'("localhost" "127.0.0.1") '("localhost" "127.0.0.1" "*.local.lan")
"NL" "NL"
"Example Company")) "Example Company"))