the code looks good.
I applied the patch and upgraded my libcoolkey and played with it. I was
able to enroll for 2 certs and "recover" 5 (makes a total of 7), and
then continued to run externalReg enrollment again to delete one cert
and recover another.
ACK,
Christina
On 02/02/2016 06:46 PM, John Magne wrote:
Subject: [PATCH] Allow cert and key indexes > 9.
Ticket: Ticket #1734 : TPS issue with overflowing PKCS#11 cert index numbers
This patch contains the following:
1. Fixes in TPS to allow the server to set and read muscle object ID's that are
greater than 9.
The id is stored as a single ASCII byte in the object id. Previous libcoolkey
patches exist to now support numbers
larger than 9, by the following:
0-9 is represented by the ascii chars for 0 through 9,.
10 - 35 represented by the ascii chars for 'A' through 'Z'.
36 - 61 represented by the ascii chars for 'a' through 'z'.
Once coolkey is updated it will be able to read these id's.
TPS with this patch will be able to both read number 0 - 62 and to set them
when creating pkcs#11 objects to be stored on the token.
When the proper libcoolkey is installed, the coolkey driver will be able to read
certs and keys with id's > 9. Thus, for instance a cert with an id of C6, with
keys of k12, and k13, will be supported and viewable in the Firefox cert viewer.
Also the certs will be usable for operations.
2. A fix to the routine that finds a free id number to assign to a soon to be
recovered cert will now have the ability to find unused slots instead of just
inrementing one over the highest currently used index.
3. Made a couple of minor cleanup fixes to externalReg functionality discovered
during testing of this feature.
Tested up to 7 certs on the token. Also did some re-tests of cfu's cert
retention feature and those checked.
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