The certificate malformation was for the Validity fields of notBefore and
notAfter. Turns out the problem was how I built it. I followed the
instructions in INSTALL.W32 because I needed to link the results with other
W32 binaries, however I was building on an x64 PC.
By modifying the Visual C++ Configure instruction in INSTALL.W32 to include
-D_USE_32BIT_TIME_T
I was able to get a version of the lib that worked for me.
Maybe a caveat in the INSTALL.W32 instructions for this item would help
others avoid the extra effort I went through due to my ignorance...
Dr. Stephen Henson wrote:
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> Pretty much impossible to answer without seeing either the malformed
> certificate or the code that created it.
>
> Steve.
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