azure: added option for additionalSignatures #79
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A feature has recently been make public allowing to seed custom certificates to Image Versions in azure, which allows TrustedLaunch/SecureBoot for e.g. custom kernels that have been signed with custom keys. Note: The additional keys will be appear in a machine's UEFI db if it has been launched w/ SecureBoot enabled. ```bash $ mokutil --sb-state SecureBootEnabled $ keyctl list %.platform ... 966898153: ---lswrv 0 0 asymmetric: mkosi of magnuskulke: 22d8f39cb9d11b0f179ca7bbb247857aca63bade ... $ dmesg | grep mkosi [ 2.933854] integrity: Loaded X.509 cert 'mkosi of magnuskulke: 22d8f39cb9d11b0f179ca7bbb247857aca63bade' ``` Signed-off-by: Magnus Kulke <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Paul Meyer <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Paul Meyer <[email protected]>
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A feature has recently been make public allowing to seed custom certificates to Image Versions in azure, which allows TrustedLaunch/SecureBoot for e.g. custom kernels that have been signed with custom keys.
Note: The additional keys will be appear in a machine's UEFI db if it has been launched w/ SecureBoot enabled.Note: The provisioning of UEFI certs does not yet work if image versions are referenced via their CommunityGallery Id, support for this is pending.