Hi, we are using the tsget command found in openssl-1.0.0d for RFC3161 timestamp requests.
We found that it was not working with one of our provider "www.infocert.it"
because they add to the content-type of the response the suggested filename, as
in:
Content-Type: application/timestamp-response; name="1234567890.tsr"
so tsget exits with an error because it looks for an exact match with
"application/timestamp-response" or "application/timestamp-reply".
I just changed the match so that it looks for the presence of one of the two
content-types.
if (lc($ct) !~ /application\/timestamp-reply/
&& lc($ct) !~ /application\/timestamp-response/) {
$error_string = "unexpected content type returned: $ct";
} # RST 20110511, InfoCert sends the suggested file name for the
response after the content-type
Look for the string "RST", or use diff ;-)
Best regards,
Stefano Ravaioli - CINECA
- http://www.cineca.it/ -
- tel. +39 051 6171 597 -
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