Hi,

in the directory where you can find your config.xml there is a
subdirectory openssl/
inside you can find two directories, openssl/ and extfiles/
In openssl/ you will find the basic attributes of a certificate and in
extfiles/ you cann find the extensions. For each role there will be a
file in which you just have to add the new attribute. When you thenn
create a certificate with the appropriate role the new attribute or
extension will be in the certificate.

Kind regards, Matthias.


On 4/17/07, val bon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
>
> We have to add 2 attributes to our certificates. These are : "gender" and
> "dateOfBirth". According to RFC 3280 and 3739, we have to place them to a
> "Subject Directory Attributes" extension.
>
> The "gender" and "dateOfBirth" data are passed to the the system through a
> PKCS#10 request.
>
> How can we add this extension to a "User" certificate ? Which files
> (openssl.cnf, user.conf, user.ext, ra.conf, pub.conf, ca.conf ...) do we
> have to modify ? Do we have to modify some parsing functions too, like
> "cmdBasic_csr" ?
>
> In the Openca Guide, there is nothing to help us. Our system is : OpenCA
> 0.9.2.5 and OpenSSL 0.9.8e
>
> Thanks,
>
> Bone
>
>
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