By default Cordaps build by corda-gradle-plugins are signed by Corda development key.
In dev mode any key can be used to sign Cordapp JAR .
In production node Corda dev keys were forbidden. This code change allows to opt-out by setting node option cordappSignerKeyFingerprintBlacklist=[] or specify more public keys to blacklist.
The option is used in production only mode.
* Tidy up
* Add install-shell-extensions command
* Make cli tests use same version of picocli as everything else
* Remove initLogging from NodeStartup, it is ran earlier by CordaCLIWrapper
* Use picocli snapshot for testing
* Use RunLast() parser to invoke correct subcommands
* Deprecate old clear-network-map-cache parameter
* Restructure NodeStartup for commands
* Get rid of -c option since the flag method has been deprecated and that didn't exist in last release
* Update documentation
* Update backwards compatibility test
* Get all subcommands working
* Refactor sub commands into seperate classes
* Update docs and fix some tests
* Docs changes
* Fix merge conflicts with master
* Fix renamed parameters
* Fix test failure
* Fix compatibility tests
* Add missing compatibility test for blob inspector
* Remove blob inspector compatibility test as there are import conflicts
* Assorted doc fixes
* Addressing review comments
* More review comments
* Couple more bits
* Fix broken tests
* Fix compilation error
* More merge conflicts
* Make startup logging function a bit more sensible
* Fix broken shell extensions
* Make shell extensions work with subcommands
* Make sure parameters for deprecated options are carried through
* More review comments
* Adding some s's
* One last go
* Fix compilation error on Windows
* Revert logging changes
* Revert docs back to their original imperatively moody state
Related to CORDA-1915 Signing CorDapp JARs - Corda node rejects CorDapps signed by our development keys when running in production mode. This prevents Cordapps signed by our dev key (by default) running in production (node devMode=false).
The configuration objects for specific notary implementations have been replaced
by a single untyped "extraConfig" Config object that is left to the notary service
itself to parse.
* Remove the raft bootstrapping command from node, we'll need a different
mechanism for that.
* Remove pre-generated identity config value.
* Split up obtainIdentity() in AbstractNode to make it easier to read.
* A temporary workaround for the bootstrapper tool to support BFT notaries.
* Update docs
* Add upgrade notes
* Fix rebase issue
* Add a config diff for the bft notary as well
* ENT-2610: Separate passwords for store and for private keys in Corda OS.
When it comes to KeyStores there are *2* passwords: 1 for the keyStore as a whole and separately there is one private keys within this keyStore.
Unfortunately, those 2 passwords have to be the same due to Artemis limitation, for more details please see:
`org.apache.activemq.artemis.core.remoting.impl.ssl.SSLSupport.loadKeyManagerFactory`
where it is calling `KeyManagerFactory.init()` with store password.
Before change in this PR, throughout our codebase there are multiple places where we assume that storePassword is the same as keyPassword, even in the classes that have nothing to do with Artemis.
This is of course less than ideal as TLS communication may be used not only for Artemis connectivity (e.g. Bridge/Float interaction in Ent) and it is unfair to impose same passwords constraint on that communication channel.
Therefore this PR is removing this limitation and properly separating storePassword from keyPassword.
Linked Jira(https://r3-cev.atlassian.net/browse/ENT-2610) has for more background info.
Suggest to start review from `net.corda.core.crypto.X509NameConstraintsTest` to get an idea about the nature of the changes made.
* ENT-2610: Address PR input from @kchalkias
* ENT-2610: Address PR input from @kchalkias, s/privateKeyPassword/entryPassword/
* ENT-2610: Address PR input from @kchalkias, s/keyPassword/entryPassword/
In the implementation of `CertificateStoreSupplier`
The entry point to the API has been simplified to just requireing a list of packages to scan, with sensible defaults provided for the metadata. Because of the wither methods, having parameters for the metadata (with default values) seems unnecessary. Also the ability to scan just individual classes has been made internal, as it seems unlikely app developers would need that level of control when testing their apps.
TestCordappImpl is a data class and thus acts as a natural key for the Jar caching, where previously the key was the package names. This fixes an issue where it was not possible to create two CorDapp Jars of the same package but different metadata.
* Provide an optional configuration setting to specify the minimum platform version to use in the network params file.
* Leave Cordform signature intact.
* Leave previous Gradle Plugin called signature intact.
* Incorporating feedback from PR review.
* Added minimum platform version validation check.
* Removed final 2 references to "default"
* Added changelog entry.
* Add test for SNI header to prevent changing it accidentally.
* added hardcoded values test to ensure hashing function and corda x500 name format can't be changed
The cordapp and cordformation plugins (from v4.0.30) are going to have ability to sign JARs (in cordformation signing will be by default), to enable signature constraints to work out of box Network Bootstrapper will not whitelist contracts form signed JARs.
For unsigned JARs the Network Bootstrapper behaviour is unchanged.
* CORDA-2001: added SNI header to TLS connections based on hashed CordaX500
* CORDA-2001: added newline
* CORDA-2001: truncate hashed x500 to pass IDN validations
* CORDA-2001: convert hostname to lower case
* CORDA-2001: to lower after truncating, use of better suited method
* CORDA-2001: to lower after truncating, use of better suited method
* CORDA-2001: correctly set ssl parameters in the engine
* use constant for default platform version value when tests with out of process nodes are run from Intellij.
* node will use constant for platform version instead of manifest file(RPC already uses the constant, no sense in having 2 sources for it)
* fix issues caused by merge
Allow configuration in node for additional advertised addresses.
fix logic error
Use empty list as default config not null
Allow multiple addresses in NodeInfo
Describe new additionalP2PAddresses property in docs.
Add integration test of additionalP2PAddress feature
Fixup after rebase
Address PR comment
Address PR comments by removing unused element of NodeAddress
* Bugfix for corda.jar manually deployed without coping the matching corda-finance-VERSION.jar.
If the older finance cordapp version is detected (which doesn't have Liquibase migration scripts) fail node at startup and print message: "Could not create the DataSource: Detected incompatible corda-finance cordapp without database migration scripts, replace the existing corda-finance-VERSION.jar with the latest one."
Since coda-finance is an optional cordapp,the presence of Liquibase scripts is only checked if corda-finance-VERSION.jar is present in cordapps folder.
* Allow to start using Liquibase from any point of 4.0-SNAPSHOT before Liquibase was introduced (not only from 3.0/3.X versions) - 2 database changes introduced after 3.2 but before Liquibase are now conditional database changes.
* Create constraint, extract Jar signature collection
* Extract JarSignatureCollector into its own file
* Jar signature collection throws exception if signatures are inconsistent
* Focus testing in Jar signature collection
* Extract some helper functions in test
* Patch tests with mock attachment storage
* Assert that generated constraint is satisfied by signed attachment
* Clarify constraint selection logic
* Explicit return types on extension methods
* Link to docsite Signature Contrainsts documentation
* Fix issue with shared JAR reading buffer
* Add named caches and apply to NonInvalidingUnboundCache and all usages.
* Add named caches and apply to NonInvalidingCache and all usages.
* Add named caches and apply to NonInvalidingWeightBasedCache and all usages.
* Move NamedCache to core/internal
* Remove type `NamedCache` and `NamedLoadingCache`
* Suppressed 'name not used' warning, added comment, and fixed generic parameters on the buildNamed functions.
* Use `buildNamed` in all caffeine instances in production code. Not using it for caches that are created in test code.
* Add checks for the cache name
* Formatting
* Minor code review revisions
Internal tables (the tables from node and finance modules) are now tracked /created by Liquibase script.
Tables backing MappedSchemma in Cordapps are created by Hibernate (as before).
The PR scope added Liquibase library, setup code SchemaMigration and XML scripts and from Enterprise.
For existing database installation - the node will auto-upgrade to use Liquibase.
Method migrateOlderDatabaseToUseLiquibase checks for any 3.X existing Corda database to upgrade database to use Liquibase. When the existing database without Liquibase integral tables is detected, the node (at startup) will create Liquibase tracking tables and fill them with all migration scripts (marked as done), this ensure the database will look as it would use Liquibase from the beginning.
The database changes gradually introduced by the subsequent 3.X releases (3.1, 3.2) are conditionally run by Liquibase.
* CORDA-1813 fix Postgres db bloat issue
* CORDA-1813 merge fixes
* CORDA-1813 change column type and size to a standard corda type
* CORDA-1813 docs
* CORDA-1813 create custom hibernate type for the checkpoint blob and align with enterprise
* CORDA-1813 Remove max col size
* CORDA-1813 Remove max col size
* CORDA-1813 Fix merge
* CORDA-1813 Remove buggy :serverNameTablePrefix: configuration
Moved start up logic of the various node components out of their c’tors and into “start” methods, which are called from Node.start(). The components themselves are created in the Node’s c’tor with minimal initialisation logic.
Certain things are not immediately available at construction time, which are instead given to the components at start time in an orderly fashion:
* Certs from the node’s key store and trust store
* The network parameters, and thus access to things like maxMessageSize and the contracts whitelist
* A running database - several components were doing database stuff their c’tors
* The node’s NodeInfo, and thus access to things like identities and addresses
The messaging service couldn’t be created in the Node’s c’tor due to initialisation issues with MockNode. This should be fixed in a later commit.
