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Yes, it seems it's basically overloading one or more crypto action, so
we need to match the action to what it wants to do with the cert key.
But I guess to get started, we can do what we have code for.
Thanks again I will study it.
-Andy
> -Kyle H
>
> On Mon, Dec 19, 2016
Hi -
I have a situation coming up that is similar to a client cert being
held on a secure key store, like a key vault.
We need to be able to perform TLS communication with a remote server
using the key, but without giving the key to OpenSSL.
The "other side" of the "key vault" is smart, and we c