Public/Submit-ChallengeValidation.ps1
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function Submit-ChallengeValidation { [CmdletBinding()] param( [Parameter(Position=0)] [ValidateScript({Test-ValidDnsPlugin $_ -ThrowOnFail})] [string[]]$DnsPlugin, [Parameter(Position=1)] [hashtable]$PluginArgs, [string[]]$DnsAlias, [int]$DnsSleep=120, [int]$ValidationTimeout=60, [PSTypeName('PoshACME.PAAccount')]$Account, [PSTypeName('PoshACME.PAOrder')]$Order ) # For the time being we're only going to support the 'dns-01' challenge because it's the # only challenge type supported for wildcard domains, dealing with web servers for http-01 # will be a pain, and both versions of the tls-sni challenge have had support dropped # pending a new tls replacement. # Here's the overview of this function's purpose: # - publish TXT records for any pending challenges in the Order's authorizations list # - notify ACME server to validate those records # - wait until the validations are complete (good or bad) # - remove the TXT records that were published # - return the updated order if successful, otherwise throw # make sure any account passed in is actually associated with the current server # or if no account was specified, that there's a current account. if (!$Account) { if (!($Account = Get-PAAccount)) { throw "No Account parameter specified and no current account selected. Try running Set-PAAccount first." } } else { if ($Account.id -notin (Get-PAAccount -List).id) { throw "Specified account id $($Account.id) was not found in the current server's account list." } } # make sure it's valid if ($Account.status -ne 'valid') { throw "Account status is $($Account.status)." } # make sure any order passed in is actually associated with the account # or if no order was specified, that there's a current order. if (!$Order) { if (!($Order = Get-PAOrder)) { throw "No Order parameter specified and no current order selected. Try running Set-PAOrder first." } } else { if ($Order.MainDomain -notin (Get-PAOrder -List).MainDomain) { throw "Specified order for $($Order.MainDomain) was not found in the current account's order list." } } # make sure the order has a valid state for this function if ($Order.status -eq 'invalid') { throw "Order status is invalid for $($Order.MainDomain). Unable to continue." } elseif ($Order.status -eq 'valid' -or $Order.status -eq 'processing') { Write-Warning "The server has already issued or is processing a certificate for order $($Order.MainDomain)." return } elseif ($Order.status -eq 'ready') { Write-Warning "The order $($Order.MainDomain) has already completed challenge validation and is awaiting finalization." return } # The only order status left is 'pending'. This is supposed to mean # that at least one authorization hasn't been validated yet according # to https://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-ietf-acme-acme-11#section-7.1.6 # However because the 'ready' status was added to the spec recently, # not all server implementations are using it yet. So we're going to # check all of the authorization statuses, but there might still end up # being nothing to do. $allAuths = @($Order | Get-PAAuthorizations) $toValidate = @() # fill out the DnsPlugin attribute so there's a value for each authorization in the order if (!$DnsPlugin) { Write-Warning "DnsPlugin not specified. Defaulting to Manual." $DnsPlugin = @('Manual') * $Domain.Count } elseif ($DnsPlugin.Count -lt $Domain.Count) { $lastPlugin = $DnsPlugin[-1] Write-Warning "Fewer DnsPlugin values than Domain values supplied. Using $lastPlugin for the rest." $DnsPlugin += @($lastPlugin) * ($Domain.Count-$DnsPlugin.Count) } Write-Debug "DnsPlugin: $($DnsPlugin -join ',')" # fill out the DnsAlias attribute so there's a value for each authorization in the order if (!$DnsAlias) { # no alias means they should all just be empty $DnsAlias = @('') * $Domain.Count } elseif ($DnsAlias.Count -lt $Domain.Count) { $lastAlias = $DnsAlias[-1] Write-Warning "Fewer DnsAlias values that Domain values supplied. Using $lastAlias for the rest." $DnsAlias += @($lastAlias) * ($Domain.Count-$DnsAlias.Count) } Write-Debug "DnsAlias: $($DnsAlias -join ',')" # save order specific parameters to order object so we can renew later $order.DnsPlugin = $DnsPlugin $order.DnsAlias = $DnsAlias $order.DnsSleep = $DnsSleep $order.ValidationTimeout = $ValidationTimeout $order | Update-PAOrder -SaveOnly # merge passed in plugin args with saved args (which also saves the merged copy) $PluginArgs = Merge-PluginArgs $PluginArgs $Account try { # loop through the authorizations looking for challenges to validate for ($i=0; $i -lt ($allAuths.Count); $i++) { $auth = $allAuths[$i] # skip ones that are already valid if ($auth.status -eq 'valid') { Write-Verbose "$($auth.fqdn) authorization is already valid" continue } elseif ($auth.status -eq 'pending') { if ($auth.DNS01Status -eq 'pending') { # publish the necessary TXT record Write-Verbose "Publishing DNS challenge for $($auth.fqdn)" if ([string]::IsNullOrWhiteSpace($DnsAlias[$i])) { # publish normally Publish-DnsChallenge $auth.DNSId $Account $auth.DNS01Token $DnsPlugin[$i] $PluginArgs } else { # publish to alias Publish-DnsChallenge $DnsAlias[$i] $Account $auth.DNS01Token $DnsPlugin[$i] $PluginArgs -NoPrefix } $toValidate += $i } else { throw "Unexpected challenge status '$($auth.DNS01Status)' for $($auth.fqdn)." } } else { #status invalid, revoked, deactivated, or expired throw "$($auth.fqdn) authorization status is '$($auth.status)'. Create a new order and try again." } } # if we published any records, now we need to save them, wait for DNS # to propagate, and notify the server it can perform the validation if ($toValidate.Count -gt 0) { # Call the Save function for each unique DNS Plugin used $DnsPlugin[$toValidate] | Select-Object -Unique | ForEach-Object { Write-Verbose "Saving changes for $_ plugin" Save-DnsChallenge $_ $PluginArgs } # sleep while the DNS changes propagate Write-Verbose "Sleeping for $DNSSleep seconds while DNS change(s) propagate" Start-SleepProgress $DNSSleep -Activity "Waiting for DNS to propagate" # ask the server to validate the challenges Write-Verbose "Requesting challenge validations" $header = @{ alg=$Account.alg; kid=$Account.location; nonce=''; url='' } foreach ($chalUrl in $allAuths[$toValidate].DNS01Url) { $header.nonce = $script:Dir.nonce $header.url = $chalUrl try { $response = Invoke-ACME $header.url ($Account.key | ConvertFrom-Jwk) $header '{}' -EA Stop } catch {} Write-Debug "Response: $($response.Content)" } # and wait for them to succeed or fail Wait-AuthValidation @($allAuths[$toValidate].location) $ValidationTimeout } } finally { # always cleanup the TXT records if they were added for ($i=0; $i -lt $toValidate.Count; $i++) { if ([string]::IsNullOrWhiteSpace($DnsAlias[$i])) { # unpublish normally Unpublish-DnsChallenge $allAuths[$i].DNSId $Account $allAuths[$i].DNS01Token $DnsPlugin[$i] $PluginArgs } else { # unpublish from alias Unpublish-DnsChallenge $DnsAlias[$i] $Account $allAuths[$i].DNS01Token $DnsPlugin[$i] $PluginArgs -NoPrefix } } $DnsPlugin[$toValidate] | Select-Object -Unique | ForEach-Object { Write-Verbose "Saving changes for $_ plugin" Save-DnsChallenge $_ $PluginArgs } } <# .SYNOPSIS Respond to authorization challenges for an ACME order and wait for the ACME server to validate them. .DESCRIPTION An ACME order contains an authorization object for each domain in the order. The client must complete at least one of a set of challenges for each authorization in order to prove they own the domain. Once complete, the client asks the server to validate each challenge and waits for the server to do so and update the authorization status. .PARAMETER DnsPlugin One or more DNS plugin names to use for this order's DNS challenges. If no plugin is specified, the "Manual" plugin will be used. If the same plugin is used for all domains in the order, you can just specify it once. Otherwise, you should specify as many plugin names as there are domains in the order and in the same sequence as the ACME order. .PARAMETER PluginArgs A hashtable containing the plugin arguments to use with the specified DnsPlugin list. So if a plugin has a -MyText string and -MyNumber integer parameter, you could specify them as @{MyText='text';MyNumber=1234}. These arguments are saved to the current ACME account so they can be used automatically for subsequent certificates and renewals. New values will overwrite saved values for existing parameters. .PARAMETER DnsAlias One or more FQDNs that DNS challenges should be published to instead of the certificate domain's zone. This is used in advanced setups where a CNAME in the certificate domain's zone has been pre-created to point to the alias's FQDN which makes the ACME server check the alias domain when validation challenge TXT records. If the same alias is used for all domains in the order, you can just specify it once. Otherwise, you should specify as many alias FQDNs as there are domains in the order and in the same sequence as the order. .PARAMETER DnsSleep Number of seconds to wait for DNS changes to propagate before asking the ACME server to validate DNS challenges. Default is 120. .PARAMETER ValidationTimeout Number of seconds to wait for the ACME server to validate the challenges after asking it to do so. Default is 60. If the timeout is exceeded, an error will be thrown. .PARAMETER Account If specified, switch to and use this account for the validations. It must be associated with the current server or an error will be thrown. .PARAMETER Order If specified, switch to and use this order for the validations. It must be associated with the current or specified account or an error will be thrown. .EXAMPLE Submit-ChallengeValidation Invoke manual DNS challenge validation on the currently selected account and order. .EXAMPLE $pluginArgs = @{FBServer='fb.example.com'; FBCred=(Get-Credential)} PS C:\>Submit-ChallengeValidation Flurbog $pluginArgs Invoke DNS challenge validation using the hypothetical Flurbog plugin on the currently selected account and order. .EXAMPLE $pluginArgs = @{FBServer='fb.example.com'; FBCred=(Get-Credential)} PS C:\>Submit-ChallengeValidation Flurbog $pluginArgs -DnsAlias validate.alt-example.com This is the same as the previous example except that it's telling the Flurbog plugin to write to an alias domain. This only works if you have already created a CNAME record for the domain(s) in the order that points to validate.alt-example.com. .EXAMPLE $order = Get-PAOrder site1.example.com PS C:\>Submit-ChallengeValidation -Order $order Invoke manual DNS challenge validation on the specified order and currently selected account. .LINK Project: https://github.com/rmbolger/Posh-ACME .LINK Get-PAOrder .LINK New-PAOrder #> } |