Hi, I noticed when we turn SSLOCSPEnable on, mod_ssl tries to validate the entire certificate chain using OCSP (as the docs already clearly state). Consider the following scenario:
Root CA > Intermediate CA > Client 1 Client 1 OCSP response "good", Intermediate CA has no OCSP URI, validation fails and apache complains. When using openssl cmd line I can request validation on *just* the client certificate without having a second implicit OCSP request made on the Intermediate CA. It seems this is done on purpose, but I want to understand better why? Also is it controllable (meaning tell apache only make the OCSP request on the client certificate)? Any input would be appreciated. Thanks, Jeff
