defaults.conf

CA_DOMAIN="bogus.com"

CA_CERT_C="US"
CA_CERT_ST="California"
CA_CERT_L="San Francisco"
CA_CERT_O="Bogus Inc."
CA_CERT_OU="Operations"

# algorithm for rsa keys, see man:genrsa(1)
CA_KEY_ALG="aes256"
CA_KEY_LENGTH_ROOTCA=4096
CA_KEY_LENGTH_SIGNCA=4096
CA_KEY_LENGTH_ENDCRT=3072

CA_ENABLE_ENGINE=

# Uncomment to answer these questions automatically
# Anything with CA_ will be saved when creating a new defaults.cong
#CA_SERVER_CERT_C="US"
#CA_SERVER_CERT_ST="Washington"
#CA_SERVER_CERT_L="Seattle"
#CA_SERVER_CERT_OU="Bogus Sub Inc."
#CA_CLIENT_CERT_L="Roaming"
#CA_CLIENT_CERT_OU="Bogus Leader"
#CA_CLIENT_CERT_MAIL="bogus@example.com"
#CA_INIT_SLOT_SURE=
#CA_REPLACE_SLOT_SURE=
#CA_INIT_ENGINE_SURE=
#CA_USE_PKCS11=N
#CA_NAME_DEFAULT=
#CA_DOMAIN_DEFAULT=example.com
#CA_NAME_DEFAULT=example-com
#CA_CERT_C_DEFAULT=US
#CA_CERT_ST_DEFAULT="Texas"
#CA_CERT_L_DEFAULT=Houston
#CA_CERT_O_DEFAULT="Bogus Inc."
#CA_CERT_OU_DEFAULT="Human Resources"
#CA_SUB_CN_DEFAULT="Bogus Inc. Certificate example-com"

# Password entry by env variable, should only be used for testing
#CA_ROOT_PASS_DEFAULT=
#CA_SUB_PASS_DEFAULT=
#CA_SIGN_PASS_DEFAULT=

# These won't propogate or save to a sub-CA default.conf,
# but can be used to provide a default for a user,
# press enter to use at a prompt
#ROOT_PASS=testing
#SUB_PASS=testing
#SIGN_PASS=testing

export CA_DIR="$(readlink -f "$(dirname -- "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}")/..")"