Frank Geck wrote:
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> Thanks. Well did not use PKCS7_verify() because I could not find examples using
> it. Since you wrote it I guess you might have some examples?
>
> As you know lots of this is undocumented and it's hard to figure out what to use.
>
Well currently there's the stuff in app
Thanks. Well did not use PKCS7_verify() because I could not find examples using
it. Since you wrote it I guess you might have some examples?
As you know lots of this is undocumented and it's hard to figure out what to use.
Thanks,
Frank
Dr S N Henson wrote:
> Frank Geck wrote:
> >
> > Steve
Frank Geck wrote:
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> Steve,
> Thanks. How did I " tells it to ignore verify errors.."? Did not due
> that on purpose to my understanding.
>
Well there's a tendency to copy some of the verify callback examples in
various files from OpenSSL. These are largely there for debugging
purposes
Steve,
Thanks. How did I " tells it to ignore verify errors.."? Did not due
that on purpose to my understanding.
Well I put the CA cert in the store with a link to the hashed name also
with a .0 after it. This worked on another program that I did but I seem to
be having a problem now.
Frank Geck wrote:
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> I'm having a problem with PKCS7_dataVerify returning 1 (seemingly
> success full but displaying the following):
>
It will do that if your callback tells it to ignore verify errors...
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> m
> verify error:num=20:unable to get local issuer c
