>> The OCSP generated by your server can't be validated in Acrobat. Fix
>> that and then we'll see if iText is at fault.
>>
> Dear Paulo,
>
> I followed the Adobe recommendations and set my Adobe Reader X as
> they recommend:
> http://learn.adobe.com/wiki/display/security/OCSP+DoD+Config
> (I change "9.0" to "10.0" and imported the REG file successfuly).
>
> Then I tried and tried (many times) verify the
> I01110055203_ORIGINAL_APEH_XML_SIGNED_PADES_LTV.pdf, but the AR
> always said the PDF is OK.
>
> How can I reproduce the situation when the "server can't be
> validated in Acrobat" ?
>
> Please send me a detailed step by step instruction for it.
Dear Paulo,
Is the OCSP verifier okay could you examine it ?
Thanks, Attila
...
System.Console.Out.WriteLine("Certificates verified against the KeyStore");
BasicOcspResp ocsp = pk.Ocsp;
if (ocsp != null)
{
bool ocspOK = PdfPKCS7.VerifyOcspCertificates(ocsp, kall);
System.Console.Out.WriteLine("OCSP revocation refers to this
certificate: " + pk.IsRevocationValid() + ", " + ocspOK);
}
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