"Salz, Rich" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I think there are some bugs in the handling of non-ascii chars...
> 28 $ openssl x509 -in x -text
[...]
> X509v3 extensions:
[...]
> 2.5.29.4: critical
> 0.0.0..
> +.....7.......
> commonName:
> ..Microsoft Corporation
[...]
> 2.5.29.1:
> 0...U. 0i.....[...*.9..b.S2.R0P1.0...U....US1
> ..MSFT1200..U...)Microsoft Authenticode(tm) Root Authority...
> Signature Algorithm: md5WithRSAEncryption
> 9a:5b:9a:0b:37:23:cb:98:ff:5b:ec:56:70:6d:55:ab:e0:0c:
> 4d:f8:a9:b5:76:69:a3:0a:8d:0c:4f:2a:05:96:fe:40:16:2a:
> 36:d2:27:da:76:6b:9a:45:04:e8:a2:83:63:1e:f9:17:61:43:
> 7f:39:b4:f0:12:a9:05:d8:17:c5:f5:86:40:bb:4f:02:bd:71:
> 2d:64:4d:17:c5:2a:dc:89:61:c1:b9:50:31:34:3c:07:26:28:
> a1:58:34:b0:f4:7d:16:6e:62:9b:3b:b5:87:fb:a6:c8:33:b3:
> 8a:43:27:2f:b0:22:ae:1a:a8:ed:3c:a9:05:de:12:c8:b0:31:
[...]
There are bytes in those octet strings that look, when interpreted as
ASCII, like CR and LF characters (while in fact the octet strings
encapsulate more DER objects); so it seems to be a feature, though a
questionable one, that the output starts a new line.
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