Norm Kay wrote:
>
> I may be missing something, but I cannot see how to convert the certificate
> info in X509_CINF format into Windows CERT_INFO format so as to check a
> certificate against those certificates in the certificate store in Windows
> 2000. Is it necessary to a conversion of the formats or is there a routine
> for getting the certificate from the certificate store in X509_CINF format.
>
You are best using the 'X509' structure to construct a DER encoded
certificate under OpenSSL (see FAQ) and then use the various CryptoAPI
routines to convert the DER encoded certificate into whatever form you
want.
Steve.
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