Jeffrey Altman wrote:
>
> > Its a bit broken for several reasons...
> >
> > The script that normally creates these things "c_rehash" looks like it
> > will only ever create hashes ending in zero.
>
> That can't be true:
>
> 11/05/99 3:15 1,314 23dbf167.0
> 12/09/99 0:54
Hi there,
On Thu, 27 Jan 2000, Dr Stephen Henson wrote:
[snip]
> Its a bit broken for several reasons...
[snip]
> This method only works for lookup by subject name: any other kind of
> lookup wont work. You could have multiple links but that would rapidly
> get painful, particularly if you ha
>The ability to represent different certs
>with the same hash value is vital if you adopt a strategy of 2 years
>CA cert validity, 1 year active usage and overlapping validity.
An other solution is to have slightly different CN values by including the
year of validity in the name for example.
N
> Its a bit broken for several reasons...
>
> The script that normally creates these things "c_rehash" looks like it
> will only ever create hashes ending in zero.
That can't be true:
11/05/99 3:15 1,314 23dbf167.0
12/09/99 0:54 4,306 37bb5c86.0
The .0 which is ap
I'll clarify what I said a bit here.
Yes it does use the hash of the DER encoding of the subject name. I've
re-read my original response and I may have given the impression that it
used a hash of the whole certificate.
The actual hash is the first four bytes of the MD5 hash interpreted as a
big
> Does GDBM work on Win32 and all the Unixen we support? In that case,
> this should be perfectly possible. On VMS, we'll just use the
> built-in ISAM (not really, but almost) file format...
when you look at AnyDBM_File manpage of perl you will find following
table:
From: Dr Stephen Henson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
drh> something better that handles multiple lookups. E.g. an index file which
drh> will work on all platforms and GDBM on platforms that support it. Not in
drh> 0.9.5 though...
Does GDBM work on Win32 and all the Unixen we support? In that case,
this
On Thu, 27 Jan 2000, Dr Stephen Henson wrote:
> Richard Levitte - VMS Whacker wrote:
> >
> > amoskoff> After reading the archive and modssl FAQ I have almost everything
>working.
> > amoskoff> But there is one question. I order to use the CApath in the function
> > amoskoff> ``SSL_CTX_load_veri
Dr Stephen Henson schrieb:
>
> Richard Levitte - VMS Whacker wrote:
> >
> > amoskoff> After reading the archive and modssl FAQ I have almost everything
>working.
> > amoskoff> But there is one question. I order to use the CApath in the function
> > amoskoff> ``SSL_CTX_load_verify_locations'' you
