Laura,
The OID you are talking about is OID=0.9.2342.19200300.100.1.1 ?
This corresponds to the UID attribute that Netscape Certificate Server
inserts on the DN of the certificates...
I also needed this to be reported correctly.
You can do one of these things:
1) Patch the openssl library to recognize this OID as the name UID.
2) Postprocess the logs...
I needed this on an authentication module for mod_perl to do some LDAP
searches based on the subjectDN, I simply do a search and replace on the
DN to convert it to the Netscape form, which is also reversed (i.e.
Netscape says "E=p@p, CN=p, C=AR" and OpenSSL says
"/C=AR/CN=p/Email=p@p")
Hope this helps,
Regards, Alf
Laura Castellani wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I use certificates in Apache SSL : I have made these certificates
> with Netscape Certificate Server and in DN I have the field OID
>
> When Apache list the DN of the certificate I see the object identifier
> instead of oid:how can I say to Apache that this object identifier
> corresponds to OID?
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