Uwe Gansert wrote:
> The problem is, how to I create an "cacert.crl" file without passing this
> OUTFILE parameter to issueCRL ?
Simple, you isse a new CRL object and then use the $crl->getXXX() function
to get the crl itself. If you don't need all the additional stuff of the
CRL module you can simply directly call the issueCrl function from the
OpenSSL.pm module.
> Look, my temporary patch to CRL.pm (~ line 130) is :
>
> if( ($cacert) or ($cakey) ) {
[..]
> 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.
My understanding of the CRL module is that when issuing a new CRL OBJECT you
get all the functions to work with it and don't want simplty to save it to an
outfile, you can use the OpenSSL function for this.
Let me know your opinion on this...
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C'you,
Massimiliano Pala
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