On 10/11/2016 14:14, DJ Lucas wrote:
On November 10, 2016 4:00:39 AM CST, Pierre Labastie <[email protected]>
wrote:
On 10/11/2016 08:24, DJ Lucas wrote:
P.S. I'd appreciate a second set of eyes on convert_pem(). It works
well enough, but I could not get it to play nicely using only pipes.
As a result, right now it uses a total of three temporary files per
conversion. This is terribly inefficient and I'd like to fix it, but
I
just can't see it tonight.
--DJ
Quick look: why using "covert_pem" and not "convert_pem"?
Typo. Thank you. :-)
Why would you need a loop in covert_pem for finding the "END" line?
Isn't the file examined for only one certificate?
It is, but it contains a lot more data than is necessary for the DER encoded
file. We are only interested in that small part of it. There should be around
10 lines that begin in ^END. I suppose we could limit to a range beginning at
startline and just grab the first instance.
Ah, sorry, I looked at that too quickly. I should have remembered that.
I do not see where the octal/char conversion is done (missing format in
printf?).
They are already formatted as \NNN.
From the manpage:
\<NNN> Interprets <NNN> as octal number and prints the corresponding
character from the character set.
I see. I still think you could try "perl -e <perl command>" for this
part of the script.
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