After one day pending-status I'll post this message again.

domi wrote:
> 
> I won’t quote our complete conversation because it has grown to a rather
> huge amount of text. I just will say: Yes, Goetz you are right ;)
> So I come to the conclusion that I can’t to those things in OpenSSL which
> I had in mind because of the considerations and disadvantages Goetz
> mentioned.
> Just some last explanations: Of course my scenario is just fictional and I
> won’t try to set up a commercial CA or web-server using it. Only for
> testing purposes isolated from the rest of the world.
> And it just makes sense for a huge CA (like Verisign) with a very short
> lifetime of CRLs and the MUST use of the CRLs (OCSP is not an option for
> me).
> 
> 
> By the way, another problem occurred during my testing: The Apache2 server
> works using a certificate and the CRL has been imported to the browser
> (Firefox in my case. Other browsers will follow). But I don’t have any
> problems to connect to the site although the certificate is revoked. I was
> not able to discover the reason but I’m still searching. Any guesses?
> 
> greetings domi
> 
> 

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