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Author: gpotter2

.config/ci/openldap/install.sh

@@ -18,14 +18,22 @@ sudo apt-get -qy install slapd
 sudo sed -i '/^SLAPD_SERVICES/ c\SLAPD_SERVICES="ldap:/// ldapi:/// ldaps://"' /etc/default/slapd
 sudo service slapd restart
 
-# Copy config template and replace variables.
 CUR=$( cd "$(dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}")" ; pwd -P )
-openldap_conf=$(mktemp /tmp/scapy_openldapconf_XXXXXX.ldif)
-pkipath=$(realpath "$CUR/../../../test/scapy/layers/tls/pki")
+PKIPATH=$(realpath "$CUR/../../../test/scapy/layers/tls/pki")
+OLDAPPATH=$(mktemp -d -t scapy_openldap_XXXX)
+
+# Copy certificates to temp path
+cp ${PKIPATH}/ca_cert.pem ${OLDAPPATH}
+cp ${PKIPATH}/srv_cert.pem ${OLDAPPATH}
+cp ${PKIPATH}/srv_key.pem ${OLDAPPATH}
+chmod a+rx -R ${OLDAPPATH}
+
+# Copy config template and replace variables.
+openldap_conf=${OLDAPPATH}/openldap_config.ldif
 cp $CUR/config.ldif $openldap_conf
-sed -i "s@{{CAFILE}}@${pkipath}/ca_cert.pem@g" $openldap_conf
-sed -i "s@{{CRTFILE}}@${pkipath}/srv_cert.pem@g" $openldap_conf
-sed -i "s@{{KEYFILE}}@${pkipath}/srv_key.pem@g" $openldap_conf
+sed -i "s@{{CAFILE}}@${OLDAPPATH}/ca_cert.pem@g" $openldap_conf
+sed -i "s@{{CRTFILE}}@${OLDAPPATH}/srv_cert.pem@g" $openldap_conf
+sed -i "s@{{KEYFILE}}@${OLDAPPATH}/srv_key.pem@g" $openldap_conf
 echo "Temporary config stored in $openldap_conf"
 
 sudo ldapmodify -Y EXTERNAL -H "ldapi:///" -w Bonjour1 -f $openldap_conf -c