On Jun 7, 2008, at 9:10 AM, Dr. Stephen Henson wrote:
On Tue, Jun 03, 2008, Jan Vilhuber wrote:
I've run into an question I've traced to pkcs7_verify.
I use this for non-MIME-specific content (and hence the certs don't
necessarily have 'smime-sig' as a key usage (or extended or
whatever)).
Anyone have an opinion on this? Should I be posting this to openssl-
users instead (forgive me if I chose the wrong list)?
jan
On Jun 3, 2008, at 6:43 PM, Jan Vilhuber wrote:
I've run into an question I've traced to pkcs7_verify.
I use this for non-MIME-specific content (and hence the certs
On Tue, Jun 03, 2008, Jan Vilhuber wrote:
> I've run into an question I've traced to pkcs7_verify.
>
> I use this for non-MIME-specific content (and hence the certs don't
> necessarily have 'smime-sig' as a key usage (or extended or whatever)).
>
> Yet PKCS7_verify seems to assume smime (and in f
I've run into an question I've traced to pkcs7_verify.
I use this for non-MIME-specific content (and hence the certs don't
necessarily have 'smime-sig' as a key usage (or extended or whatever)).
Yet PKCS7_verify seems to assume smime (and in fact both PKCS7_sign
and PKCS7_verify are in p7_s
