Thank you for the feedback, JT. I'm glad that you've found my patch
useful. Good if it works for 1.0.1c, because I only tested it with
1.0.1a.
On Thu, 2012-06-21 at 17:28 +0400, JT Rosin wrote:
> After hours of desperately trying to implement some kind of working ocsp
> check (using the code from
After hours of desperately trying to implement some kind of working ocsp
check (using the code from apps/ocsp.c) in the verification callback i
finally gave up and applied Alexander Konyagin's patch (found a new
message from him with updated one) to 1.0.1c sources that i previously
downloaded.
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Of cause you shouldn't write your own OCSP code. OCSP is already part of
the OpenSSL library and the file apps/ocsp.c shows how to use it.
Alexander Konyagin's patch from 12 days ago doesn't seem to have been
reviewed or commented by anybody else, so I am not sure if it is because
he also posted
hi, Jakob! Though it may work, i personally don't think that it's a good
idea to implement ocsp code myself! Not only because I'm a lazy guy, but
mainly for practical reasons :-)
In google I found that some guy had already made a patch that brings
some kind of ocsp client functionality to openssl
Look in the openssl source code in the "apps" directory. There you will
find the source code for each of the openssl command line subcommands
(including "openssl ocsp"). Use this as inspiration for how to do the
ocsp directly in your code.
For most of the openssl command line subcommands, the c
Any help on this??
On Mon, 2012-06-18 at 15:32 +0400, JT Rosin wrote:
> Hello to everybody!!
>
> I'm writing a client/server app with communication over SSL. Every setup
> can be a server or a client so I think I could benefit from using ocsp
> for validation purposes!
>
> I'm very new to openss
