This sounds like it is fixed with the patch with ticket 128
https://www.opensc-project.org/opensc/ticket/128
Maybe it is time to look at this patch again,
and addressed the issues brought up by Andreas and Nils.
Kenneth Carrera wrote:
Douglas,
So you wrote this tool? Simply amazing work.
Is there any other way I can tell if the cert is
compressed? I have middleware on my windows box that
would allow me to extract the cert. I do not have a
Linux build environment.
When I run ./pkcs15-tool -r -1, I get the following
message:
pkcs15-cert.c:83:parse_x509_cert: x.509 certificate
not found
Certificate read failed: Invalid ASN.1 object.
That sounds like it the cert is compressed, or some other
problem. As I said in a note to the devel list on 12/11/2006
this did run, but I did not have a way to test the compression.
Thank you very much!
Ken
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