Johnny Gonzalez wrote:
As Michael said, I used to have this problem before, so the good news for me is that some of our requests come in pkcs#10 format, PEM base64 encoded requests, so the temporary solution we have is when we createthose requests using OpenSSL, we use the option -utf8, then we insert them in OpenCA using the "ServerRequest" and we process them as usual. If you see one of the genereated certificates using "openssl asn1parse" you can see the specific characters of your language (at least with spanish works) as they must.
-utf8 is the way which we use at CVS HEAD. OpenSSL 0.9.8 works with CVS HEAD and I think I will add -utf8 to all commands in OpenCA::OpenSSL.
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