On 12/14/2015 10:48 AM, John T Kohl wrote:
I have a certificate with two subject alternative names (DNS names).
Using a variant of curl that calls x509asn1.c:Curl_verifyhost() (such
as one built using GSKit), the certificate validation fails because
the code is returning early in the case where the first alternative
name is not a match:
/* Check all GeneralNames. */
for(q = elem.beg; matched != 1 && q < elem.end;) {
q = Curl_getASN1Element(&name, q, elem.end);
switch (name.tag) {
case 2: /* DNS name. */
i = 0;
len = utf8asn1str(&dnsname, CURL_ASN1_IA5_STRING,
name.beg, name.end);
if(len > 0)
if(strlen(dnsname) == (size_t) len)
i = Curl_cert_hostcheck((const char *) dnsname,
conn->host.name);
free(dnsname);
* if(!i)*
* return CURLE_PEER_FAILED_VERIFICATION;*
matched = i;
break;
It looks to me like this return statement is incorrect--the loop
should be continued and additional SANs should be considered. If none
of them match, then the code falls through to the case of failing
(matched == 0) and rejects the hostname verification.
It looks that way to me too. Only GSKit is affected. I don't use GSKit
but I was able to confirm by modifying openssl.c to use Curl_verifyhost.
Please test the proposed fix at
https://github.com/bagder/curl/compare/curl-7_46_0...jay:fix_gskit_verifyhost_altnames?expand=1
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