PC Client RIM quick start script for Linux

[iadgovuser26]

Adds a script to the script folder that generates a PC Client RIM based upon the device its run from:

1. Checks that RIM_Tool and openssl are installed.
2. Pulls the last TPM Event Log and uses it as a Support RIM file.
3. Generates a Root Certificate and RIM Signer Certificate
4. Creates a json config file for the RIM_Tool using Manufacturer, Model, and SN of he current device.
5. Creates/Signs a PC Client base RIM

Notes:

• Requires RIM_Tool to be installed via rpm package
• Requires openssl to be installed
• -h option lsists optional parameters
• Requires admin privileges to run
• Uses /opt/rimtool/local as a working folder
• Will not overwrite CA or Signing cert if they already exist
• Only currently supports RSA 3072
• Base RIM and Support RIM are placed in the working folder
• Supports a verbose mode
• Can use the -l parameter to supply custom support rim

Example use:

sudo quick_pcrim.sh -h
 
 Create a quick test for a PC Client Rim Bundle based upon your local device
  Syntax: sh aca_setup.sh [-h|--help|-l |--rimel]
  options:
    -h  | --help   Print this help
     -l  | --rimel  Optional path to the PC Client support RIM file
    -v  | --verbose  Verbose output 

[chubtub]

Script works as expected.

[iadgovuser62]

Works as expected. Some minor consistency suggestions.

[iadgovuser62]

Should this be USE_RIMEL_FILE=false as how it is in the rest of the script?

[iadgovuser62]

Change to quick_pcrim.sh

[iadgovuser62]

Is this redundant? Since there is already a DAYS variable that is used.