Michael,
I think the enclosed patch takes care of your concerns. This version
makes openssl_prefix prevail over pkg_config where there are
differences. Other changes in this version:
* I've updated to CVS as of a few minutes ago.
* I've made pkg_config test both for OpenSSL and also for
Michael Bell wrote:
Alexandru Matei wrote:
I already tested with the line if( $tmpCert->getTXT() ne
$sigCert->getTXT() )
but also the form with ->getPEM() should work ok
Do you really mean "ne"!? I hope that you mean "eq".
Sure, eq. Sorry for incorrect copy&paste
Alex
Michael
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Alexandru Matei wrote:
I already tested with the line if( $tmpCert->getTXT() ne
$sigCert->getTXT() )
but also the form with ->getPEM() should work ok
Do you really mean "ne"!? I hope that you mean "eq".
Michael
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Michael Bell
Alexandru Matei wrote:
Sorry to ask, but i'm a bit lazy now. It seems to me that in
crypto-utils.lib, the function loops through the certificates-chain
contained in the signature. Nobody can prevent me to send an valid
certificate-chain from another CA. Is the first issuer (the CA cert )
ver
Michael Bell wrote:
Alexandru Matei wrote:
Hi all,
I just watch in crypto-utils.lib and I noticed that the actual
verification function (sub libCheckSignature ) only checks these:
1/ if you get an valid signature object
2/get signer certificate according to serial of the certificate
3/loop t
I already tested with the line
if( $tmpCert->getTXT() ne $sigCert->getTXT() )
but also the form with ->getPEM() should work ok
Alex
Michael Bell wrote:
Alexandru Matei wrote:
Hi all,
I just watch in crypto-utils.lib and I noticed that the actual
verification function (sub libCheckSignature )
