From: "Florian Oelmaier" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

flo> 2) Given an OCSP-Responder, that does not append its own certificate (in the
flo> delegated case): I could not give an OCSP-Certificate to trust using the
flo> command line that helped me verify the response. You should be aware that
flo> there are use cases that do not append any certificate to the response. I am
flo> not really sure if this is a bug of apps/ocsp.c, libcrypto or my fault?

Actually, if the certificate's CA has signed the response, -CAfile
should be enough I think.  However, I've just added an options -VAfile
to enable the user to give certificate against only the signature will
be verified.  It will be in the next snapshot.

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