Le 04/04/2012 05:22, Curt Sampson a écrit :
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In fact, if one can be encoded in a shorter form than the other, it MUST
be encoded in that shorter format. This is because certificates use DER,
not BER, and DER says that.
As pointed by Peter Sylvester, BER doesn't allow useless leading 00
Ok. Now switching to openssl-users mailing list, sorry for RT moderators
and OpenSSL developers.
Tamir,
We are not speaking about different things. You either fail to
understand, or fail to explain, and you're constantly using wrong terms.
For example, what you provided is *not* a
