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Here's a quick primer on how to get use DRb over SSL.
1) Modify qc_config to suit. The host I'm writing this on is
named 'uriel', and my email address is 'drbrain@segment7.net',
so I filled in the proper entries in the server and client
certs.
full_hostname = `hostname`.strip
domainname = full_hostname.split('.')[1..-1].join('.')
hostname = full_hostname.split('.')[0]
CA[:hostname] = hostname
CA[:domainname] = domainname
CA[:CA_dir] = File.join Dir.pwd, "CA"
CA[:password] = '1234'
CERTS << {
:type => 'server',
:hostname => 'uriel',
:password => '5678',
}
CERTS << {
:type => 'client',
:user => 'drbrain',
:email => 'drbrain@segment7.net',
}
2) Generate the certificates (this may take a while on slower
machines).
QuickCert
3) Setup the DRb server to use the proper certificates. They are
already setup for 'uriel', so you'll have to edit drbssl_s.rb
to match your configuration.
cd uriel
ln -s ../drbssl_s.rb
ln -s ../CA/cacert.pem
vi drbssl_s.rb
4) Start the DRb server. You'll need the server certificate's
passphrase.
ruby drbssl_s.rb
5) Setup the DRb client to use the proper certificates. They are
already setup for 'drbrain@segment7.net', so you'll have to
edit drbssl_c.rb to match your configuration.
cd drbrain
ln -s ../drbssl_c.rb
ln -s ../CA/cacert.pem
vi drbssl_c.rb
6) Start the DRb client. Then type your name and hit enter. You
will get back a message "Hello, <your name>"
./drbssl_c.rb
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