Hi max
Getting back to something you said earlier in the thread about the error that
isn't an error. If you see my openssl command I'm using -issuer parameter. So
doesn't this tell openssl who the issuer is? This a subca so does this -issuer
parameter require a concat of ca certs that make up the chain?
Just trying to understand
Dave
>From David Blaine's blackberry
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From: blainedw
Sent: 11/13/2009 04:53 PM EST
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Subject: Re: [Openca-Users] OCSP URL - what's it return????
The OCSP is defined as an AIA location
I'll check the logs when I get a chance.
Dave
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