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"Patrick Li"
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see "mkit" in demos/selfsign.c
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Jason Wang
Openssl knows SN as serialNumber's short name and S as surname's short
name.
In LDAP SN stands for surname and serialnumber has no shortcuts.
Second: Why are the openssl's txt2obj, and other fuctions case sensitive?
The strings standing istead of OIDs should be
case insensitive!
Please. Anybody
Again some auto-mail-flood...
Please kill him... :-(
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What a shame... I thought it is simple...
So what parts of certificate are protected with signature?
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"Dale Peakall"
Hi!
What do You think? May I use the netscape_comment extension to hold my
application specific information in text form (maybe in base64)?
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Here is my question in detail:
I want to create certificates, where the subject/issuer is:
abc=xyz123,cn=BlaBla,cn=MoreBlaBla,dc=some,dc=where
I want that the certificate holds some more values (in extension?):
def3=qwe
I have OIDs for abc,def3, other attributes (cn,dc) are x500 stan
Hi!
I want to add some custom extensions to a certificate.
I found something in openssl.txt, but it is to few for me :-)
So I have an oid, a name and a value.
I dont want to use config files.
How can I add this extension to a certificate?
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