On Mon, Aug 27, 2001 at 07:17:24PM +0200, Massimiliano Pala wrote:
> > in function 'issueCrl' you return a '1' in line 733. Later in CRL.pm you use
> > this value in the 'getBody' function - this do not work.
>
> This only if you pass an 'outfile' parameter. If you do so I assume you want to
> read the value from that file and you are not interested in retrieving the
> CRL itself...
> > Much later you pipe this '1' into openssl which really gets confused
> > by that and throws an : 'unable to load CRL'
>
> Do you think it would be best returning anyway the crl ? In some cases
> someone could find it useful (?) ...
The problem is, how to I create an "cacert.crl" file without passing this
OUTFILE parameter to issueCRL ?
Look, my temporary patch to CRL.pm (~ line 130) is :
if( ($cacert) or ($cakey) ) {
return unless ( $cacert and $cakey );
my $outfile = $keys->{'OUTFILE'};
$self->{crl} = $self->{backend}->issueCrl( CAKEY=>$cakey,
CACERT=>$cacert,
OUTFORM=>$self->{crlFormat},
DAYS=>$days,
PASSWD=>$self->{pwd},
EXTS=>$exts,
OUTFILE=>$outfile );
return if ( not $self->{crl} );
}
as you can see, I added the OUTFILE parameter. So there was no real bug in
CRL.pm because I fucked it up with my OUTFILE parameter. But how do I get an crl
file without this parameter.
--
tschau , Uwe Gansert
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