Package: django-IoT-pki
# IoT_pkiPublic Key Infrastructure for IoT devices built in python django# FunctionalityAPI interface allows clients to:* Request new X509 certificates (subject to approval)* Download new X509 certificates once approved* Renew existing valid X509 certificatesAdmin interface allows administrators to:* Create self signed Certificate Authority to sign certificate requests* View and approve X509 certificate requests* View and revoke existing X509 certificates# Documentationhttps://docs.zibawa.com/doku.php?id=pki:start# Quick startBelow are instructions for installing IoT_pki to an EXISTING django project.Alternatively you can install as a stand alone django project as explained in https://docs.zibawa.comThis assumes that you already have an existing django project to which you want to add PKI module.If you want to create an empty django project to install PKI into, then:Create Virtual Environment for Python3<code>mkdir virtualenvcd virtualenvpython3 -m venv iotpkisource iotpki/bin/activate</code>(iotpki)$## Install Django and IoT-pki```pip install djangopip install django-IoT-pki```Create empty Django Project```django-admin startproject mytestpki```## Create directory for logs (optional)```sudo mkdir /var/log/zibawasudo chmod 751 /var/log/zibawasudo chown -R zibawa:zibawa /var/log/zibawa```## Create Super User```python manage.py createsuperuser```## settings.pyAdd hostname to allowed hostsALLOWED_HOSTS = ['localhost','127.0.0.1','.zibawa.com','.myserver.com']Add IoT_pki and rest_framework to Installed appsINSTALLED_APPS = [.....'IoT_pki','rest_framework',]Add the following settings to your settings.py if you dont have them already defined.```#redirects users to admin interface for loginLOGIN_URL='/admin/'LOGIN_REDIRECT_URL = '/admin/'#pki sends new certs to any user when defined in email requestEMAIL_HOST = 'smtp.mymail.com'EMAIL_PORT = 587EMAIL_HOST_USER = 'me@mymail.com'EMAIL_HOST_PASSWORD = 'mypass'EMAIL_USE_TLS = TrueDEFAULT_FROM_EMAIL='me@mymail.com'#used to create and renew X509 certificates.  The certificate and key used at below location will be used to sign#all certificates generated by PKIPKI={'host':'secret.myserver.com','port':443,'use_ssl':True,#should always be True except for testing'verify_certs':False,#verify identity of server should be True except for testing'path_to_ca_cert':'/path/to/ca.pem','path_to_ca_key':'/path/to/ca.key','path_to_certstore':'/home/myCA/certs/',#requires trailing slash, place to keep CA certs'path_to_keystore':'/home/myCA/private/',#requires trailing slash. place to keep ca keys should be permission 400'auto_approve_requests':False,#should be FALSE (true will automatically approve all requests)}CERT_DEFAULTS={'country_name':"ES",#obligatory must be 2 letter country code'state_or_province_name':"Barcelona",'valid_days':365,#validity of certificates generated must be integer not string'min_days_remaining_for_renewal':400}#used as part of PKIREST_FRAMEWORK = {'DEFAULT_PERMISSION_CLASSES': ['rest_framework.permissions.IsAdminUser',],'PAGE_SIZE': 10}```## urls.pyIf you are installing IoT_pki as a stand alone from github, the below is not necessary, since you will install urls.py as part of the github package.  However, if you are adding to an existing django project, you will need to include the following:In your main urls.py you need to add the following (to use the Django Rest Framework)```from django.conf.urls import urlfrom django.contrib import adminfrom django.conf.urls import includefrom rest_framework import routersfrom rest_framework.documentation import include_docs_urlsfrom IoT_pki import viewsrouter = routers.DefaultRouter()urlpatterns = [url(r'^admin/', admin.site.urls),url(r'^IoT_pki/', include('IoT_pki.urls',namespace='IoT_pki')),url(r'^', include(router.urls)),url(r'^api-auth/', include('rest_framework.urls', namespace='rest_framework')),url(r'^docs/', include_docs_urls(title='zibawa_PKI'))]```## Perform Database MigrationMove into your project directory that should have been created just below where you are.cd mytestpkipython manage.py migrate## Start the development serverpython manage.py runserver