Thanks Dr. max, the info was helpful!
-Janet
On 5/22/07, Massimiliano Pala <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Janet,
I am not sure I understood your question, anyhow adding a new function
depends on at which level you want it. The general flow is like this:
[ main cgi ] -> [ command ] -> [ lib Function ] -> [ Modules ]
In particular: the main cgi dynamically loads the invoked command, which
uses the library functions and the modules to perform the crypto
functionalities.
You may want to look at the openca-crypto (and token) for the low-level
functionality while the openca-req/openca-x509/openca-crl/openca-pkcs7 for
the functions that deal with crypto objects.
I hope this helps...
Later,
Dr. Max
Janet N wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> I am adding a new sub function (subroutine) to the "crypto-utils.lib"
> file under /openca/openca/lib/functions
>
> I need to know where are the calls to these subroutines in the "
> crypto-utils.lib" file? For example where is the file that calls
> crypto_get_csr, crypto_get_subject_alt_names, etc?
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