This tool generates driver.pfx and compatible certificates for building of Windows Server 2003 source code, based on 2020 guide. It needs for stay up-to date and don't change date on your build machine to get ahead of certificates, that already existed in that source. Notice that it works actually in UNIX systems, there are still no port to Windows yet.
Previous versions of certificates, generated with latest OpenSSL version (3.0 and higher), didn't let driver.pfx to be installed in Windows operating systems lower than Server 2019/1803 build, so, if you want to get them all work in older versions, the necessary update switching from 3DES to AES is performed here.
For first, make sure you have Git Bash, or MSYS2 preinstalled on your machine. This scriptlet works on Linux hosts as well, but you may have minor problems dedicated with Perl.
If you have everything configured, clone this repository and run "Git Shell" here, and do following steps:
Simply, just assign all permissions to all files & folders via `
chmod 777 * -R
or
chmod 777 *.* -R
Then convert .sh files from DOS to Unix with this command:
dos2unix generate.sh
And then, run generation script `
./generate.sh
After generation, copy content from srv03rtm.certs to your source code tree, replacing EVERYTHING which will be offered. Then install driver.pfx as intended, then import all *.cer files generated by script.