From: Dr S N Henson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

drh> At first sight handling delegated signing with multiple CAs is not
drh> permissible. Well maybe it is but if someone does that I'd rather not to
drh> try to code delegated verify for that case :-(

One vey clear way to do that is to use one private key for a number of
delegate certificates.  Security people will scream at such an idea,
but it will work...

I'm assuming someone already came up with that idea, or I'll be
etternaly (sp?) regretful for feading it to the world...

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