[syslog-ng] CRL handling in syslog
Shankar Pramanik
spramanik at infoblox.com
Tue Feb 18 06:17:40 UTC 2025
Hi Peter,
Apologies, I should’ve updated earlier. I had missed something during my testing and it appeared to me that things weren’t working as expected.
I spent some more time on this, and things do work as expected in the 3.35.1 release.
Thank you,
Shankar.
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Hi Shankar, Could you test this on the latest syslog-ng release? Note that I never used this syslog-ng feature. I'm asking you this, as 4. 8. 1 is where development happens, and where we can fix it, if there is a problem. Peter Peter Czanik (CzP)
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Hi Shankar,
Could you test this on the latest syslog-ng release? Note that I never used this syslog-ng feature. I'm asking you this, as 4.8.1 is where development happens, and where we can fix it, if there is a problem.
Peter
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I’ve configured syslog-ng 3.35.1 to use CRLs but things aren’t working as expected. This is what I’ve done :
1. Create a self-signed CA and use it to sign a server certificate. The server certificate has a CRL distribution point in it.
2. Revoke the server certificate. Generate the revoked CRL and put it on the syslog client under /etc/syslog-ng/crl in PEM format. There’s a <issuer hash>.r0 link to the CRL in this directory.
3. Configure ca-dir and crl-dir in the client’s syslog config. Configure the client to connect to the remote syslog server.
With this setup, I’ d expect the syslog client to reject the server certificate since it’s revoked, but that doesn’t happen. The TLS handshake and subsequent communication is successful.
Is there anything that I’m missing ? Any pointers will be appreciated. I can provide additional details of my setup if needed.
Thanks!
Shankar.
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