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Whois doesnot work on HTTPS #1588
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Hello @gonghewan what is the output from : |
I tried to place server.key, server.crt and ca.crt into apache2, and apache2 works fine based on HTTPS. Like:
Btw, I found that whois has a log says: |
I create a new key and cert and verify them by openssl again, it also works fine in apache2:
Server.key:
ca.key:
ca.crt:
However, when i use in Whois, it still failed:
more details:
Also, I try to use sslContextFactory.setIncludeCipherSuites() and remake whois to add some ciphers, but it doesn't work.
Openssl version:
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Hi @gonghewan I see the alternative name in the server certificate is
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It's a fake dns, and I get the same result:
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Empty ciphers is OK. What matters is that the certificate is found:
Maybe the issue is that Jetty does not trust a self-signed certificate. We use Let's Encrypt to generate per-host certificates. |
Try using the "-k" flag for curl to trust the self-signed certificate, i.e.
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I try to configure HTTPS on whois, and terminal shows startup log:
2024-11-15T03:18:44,106 INFO [Server] Started Server@68c06a2{STARTING}[11.0.20,sto=0] @8333ms
2024-11-15T03:18:44,106 INFO [JettyBootstrap] Jetty started on HTTP port 40931 HTTPS port 34061
2024-11-15T03:18:44,106 INFO [JettyBootstrap] Certificate: X509@54a0ada1(cn=unknown,ou=unknown,o=unknown,l=unknown,st=unknown,c=unknown,h=[unknown],a=[],w=[])
2024-11-15T03:18:44,107 INFO [JettyBootstrap] Selected Protocols [TLSv1.3, TLSv1.2]
2024-11-15T03:18:44,107 INFO [JettyBootstrap] Selected Ciphers []
2024-11-15T03:18:44,107 INFO [WhoisServer] Initializing: net.ripe.db.whois.query.QueryServer@7a087132
2024-11-15T03:18:44,116 INFO [QueryServer] Query server listening on 33533
2024-11-15T03:18:44,117 INFO [WhoisServer] Running version: 1.114-SNAPSHOT (commit: 3b671aa)
2024-11-15T03:18:44,119 INFO [WhoisServer] HOME: /home/dbase
2024-11-15T03:18:44,119 INFO [WhoisServer] LANG: en_US.UTF-8
...
Then i visit localhost:40931/whois/metadata/templates/inetnum, it works and I get the correct answer, but when i try localhost:34061/whois/metadata/templates/inetnum, i got ERR_INVALID_HTTP_RESPONSE and the whois log shows nothing new.
Here is my configure:
First, i use keytool generate cert and key
keytool -genkeypair -alias whois -keyalg RSA -keysize 4096 -storetype JKS -keystore whois.jks -valid ity 3650 -storepass 20240731
keytool -export -alias "whois" -keystore whois.jks -storetype JKS -storepass "20240731" -rfc -file "whois.cer"
keytool -v -importkeystore -srckeystore whois.jks -srcstoretype jks -srcstorepass 20240731 -destkeystore whois.pfx -deststoretype pkcs12 -deststorepass 20240731 -destkeypass 20240731
openssl pkcs12 -in whois.pfx -nocerts -nodes -out whois.pri.key
Second, i change the properties file of whois:
# Service ports
# HTTPS
whois.private.keys=/home/dbase/whois.pri.key
whois.certificates=/home/dbase/whois.cer
whois.keystore=/home/dbase/whois.jks
port.api.secure=0
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