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- netssl.c provides some configuration function, one per directive, CERTREQUEST argument parsing is done in conf.c:parse_upsd_conf_args() and the dedicated nss configuration function is called with the corresponding value (IMHO best way because best decoupling between human readable configuration directive and functional storage) ?
I see no benefit in using human readable directives over a numeric one here. We do the latter in many more locations and if chosen wisely, will offer more flexibility. So instead of checking for NO, REQUEST or REQUIRE, just call the levels 0, 1 and 2. It saves you from interpreting the string value in conf.c (what I really intended to say here, it should not validate input values).
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