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- avoid writing ETSI.CAdES.detached for now on Windows till doing so
results in an invalid signature in Acrobat
- extend the SEC_OID_PKCS1_SHA1_WITH_RSA_ENCRYPTION hack to do the same
for SHA256 and SHA512 as well, as Acrobat and NSS accepts such
signatures
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Change-Id: If26be2b51a1fd8a6ad3e96928e2d142d1ced2845
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That's where the implementation of such internal test binaries usually
are.
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this is motivated by the new screenshot feature
the initial proposed solution involved running make screenshot once per lang
which took ~6 hours for --with-lang=ALL on tb68 a reasonnably big
windows slavebot.
with this patch, one can run make screenshot just once and get all the screenshot
the elapsed time is 36 inutes on the same box/same config a 10x improvement.
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Change-Id: Ife64ab3683479baf152357a6167718f13c9b6089
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Change-Id: I15a00a8c6f8c8e735694baa25e06ed4db0875d43
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not randomly scattered through the code
found with something like:
git ls-files *.cpp | xargs grep -Pzl "(?s){.*#include"
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Page 21 of "PAdES baseline signatures" specification from
<http://www.etsi.org/deliver/etsi_en/319100_319199/31914201/01.01.01_60/en_31914201v010101p.pdf>
says:
"The Signature Dictionary shall contain a value of ETSI.CAdES.detached
for the key SubFilter."
So in case the UI has the adescompliant checkbox enabled, write that
value instead of the Adobe default.
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And rename it to AdES, as the PDF PAdES generation will be affected by
this checkbox in the near future.
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Change-Id: I3e38b1d445c368c28e807202b94c603bd2b2c672
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Reviewed-by: Samuel Mehrbrodt <Samuel.Mehrbrodt@cib.de>
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These files had a consistent style previously, keep them that way.
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Probably cid#1394297 was a fallout from that?
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Hopefully it's easier to read this way.
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Accept and store a set of EncapsulatedX509Certificate data for a
signature.
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This was the last problem to be able to counter-sign Acrobat-created PDF
1.6 signatures unlimited number of times.
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The problem: an object stream provies obj#1 and obj#2, then an
incremental updates provides an updated obj#1'. Then we look up obj#2,
parse the stored objects on-demand, so at the end when later we look up
the first object, we find obj#1, not obj#1'.
An easy workaround would be to never update already existing objects
from object streams, but that would break when an incremental update
provides an object stream.
Fix the problem by parsing stored objects right after tokenizing the
object stream, and not later, on-demand, when we no longer have the
context what objects should be ignored.
This is needed (but not enough) to correctly append a signature at the
end of a PDF file that has both object streams and incremental updates.
Change-Id: I3c1fae5ac26804c8e8cc1984511f43cfa881c97b
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Pass an XAdES flag to a couple more functions and adapt to that.
Factor out writeDigestMethod() and writeSignedProperties() from
OOXMLSecExporter::Impl to DocumentSignatureHelper and use them in an
additional place.
Write xd:UnsignedProperties with EncapsulatedX509Certificate. Probably
much more work needed.
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This is especially needed, as we don't bother compressing updated
objects into sections on signing, we simply use a separate section for
each updated object.
Work towards supporting xref streams and incremental updates at the same
time.
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With this our xref stream output is close enough to Acrobat so that the
existing signature verifier runs without any problems.
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This way it's a bit smaller for large files and our output is closer to
what Acrobat produces.
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So that when we have a single signature with ID="Signature2", then we
use "Signature3" for the next ID, not "Signature2". (Acrobat uses that ID
for the first signature.)
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In case the input document used a PDF 1.5 xref stream, not an old xref
table, then write that as part of the incremental update. Acrobat seems
to require this.
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Normally it's a direct dictionary, but it's OK to have it as a reference, and
then the referenced object is a dictionary.
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Sure, using a namespace means we have to decorate each function with the
XMLSECURITY_DLLPUBLIC, but who cares.
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Normally it's a direct array, but it's OK to have it as a reference, and
then the referenced object is an array.
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In case our xref table doesn't have an entry for "free" object types,
then the table size won't provide a valid id for a next object. That
resulted in creating all new objects with the same ID.
With this, our verifier at least can see the new signature when
appending one to a signed PDF 1.6 file.
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Don't give up signing just because PDF 1.4 trailer is missing, provided
that PDF 1.5 xref stream is available.
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This will need cross-reference stream write support, just don't crash
for now.
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The signature manager always creates an XML helper, and optionally creates a
PDF helper as well. Both of them initialize xmlsec, and when the signature
manager is deleted, there are two de-inits, leading to an assertion failure in
xmlsec.
Fix the problem by moving the duplicated xmlsec init to the signature manager.
This has the additional benefit that general security-related code no longer
has to talk to the XML helper, it can use the signature manager, which feels
more natural. (What viewing a certificate had to do with XML?)
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Remove SignatureInformation::nSecurityEnvironmentIndex as it was
always -1.
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The XSecController::setX509Certificate() overload that took a
sal_Int32 nSecurityEnvironmentIndex was called in just one place, and
-1 was always passed for the nSecurityEnvironmentIndex.
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xmlsecurity is such a mess. Too many different classes that actually
have more or less identical life-time, with names that smell of
delusions of grandeur. "Manager", "security framework controller" etc
for stuff that actually exist only during the execution of a simple
dialog. And then a "helper" class that actually in on a higher level
than a "framework controller". But oh well.
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Change-Id: I45d45513b102f4fdcb55e8de20b95b37f66ea463
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Reviewed-by: Michael Stahl <mstahl@redhat.com>
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SHA1_WITH_RSA is a signing algorithm, not a digest one, but let's
accept it, so LO on Linux can verify a signature generated by LO on
Windows.
It's annoying that equivalent mapping in NSS is not part of their public
API.
Change-Id: I97186fcc1d118f922e5ee3cb472aa5b52bc4b5ca
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And use it in xmlsecurity when signing an existing PDF. This is
especially important on Windows, where the PKCS#7 blob doesn't have an
(unsigned) timestamp.
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and update modules writerfilter..xmloff with the resulting changes
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Now that the mscrypto part of PDFDocument::ValidateSignature() is
implemented it's possible to run these tests on Windows as well,
provided the machine has at least one signing certificate installed.
Also fix a race, where the workdir of the signing test was used by the
pdfsigning test.
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It was only assigned to. Some follow-up simplification.
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