Re: utf8string and ia5string

2004-01-15 Thread Karsten Künne
On Thursday 15 January 2004 12:15, Jochen Keutel wrote: > Hello, > RFC3280 requires ALL DIRECTORY STRINGS to be encoded as > UTF8 - this doesn't mean "all subject and issuer fields" but > only those with syntax DirectoryString. > > domaincomponent is defined as attribute with syntax IA5String - >

Re: utf8string and ia5string

2004-01-15 Thread Karsten Künne
On Thursday 15 January 2004 12:15, Jochen Keutel wrote: > Hello, > RFC3280 requires ALL DIRECTORY STRINGS to be encoded as > UTF8 - this doesn't mean "all subject and issuer fields" but > only those with syntax DirectoryString. > > domaincomponent is defined as attribute with syntax IA5String - >

RE: utf8string and ia5string

2004-01-15 Thread Jochen Keutel
Hello, RFC3280 requires ALL DIRECTORY STRINGS to be encoded as UTF8 - this doesn't mean "all subject and issuer fields" but only those with syntax DirectoryString. domaincomponent is defined as attribute with syntax IA5String - so openssl is correct. Regards, Jochen. > Hi, > > since the be