prakash babu wrote:
> *eg ) V 051213070133Z B3500880020644B6 unknown
> /C=IN/ST=TamilNadu/O=cbe/CN=test*
> **
> *where:*
> V - Certificate is Valid (R for revoked
> certificates )
and E for expired.
> 051213070133Z - Date upto which the certificate is
That clarifies everything!
Thanks to all,
Marco
Richard Levitte wrote:
Correction:
The index.txt file is an ascii file consisting of 6 (not 4)
tab-separated fields. Some of those fields may be empty and might
appear not to exist at all.
The 6 fields are:
0) Entry type. May be "V" (valid)
Correction:
The index.txt file is an ascii file consisting of 6 (not 4) tab-separated
fields. Some of those fields may be empty and might appear not to exist at
all.
The 6 fields are:
0) Entry type. May be "V" (valid), "R" (revoked) or "E" (expired).
Note that an expired may have the
Hi
The index.txt is an ascii file consisting of four fields
eg ) V 051213070133Z B3500880020644B6 unknown /C=IN/ST=TamilNadu/O=cbe/CN=test
where:
V - Certificate is Valid (R for revoked certificates ) 051213070133Z - Date upto which the certificate
Hello,
is the format for "index.txt" database file of a CA defined somewhere?
I want to run "openssl ocsp" as a small test OCSP responder, which
needs this index file as input. For testing purposes I would like to
manipulate some lines of this file, but I can't find any documentation
about the fo
