Thanks! > No it means that the service is an RFC3161 time stamp which OpenSSL doesn't > currently support. You can perform limited verification of these using the > smime command line utility for example... > > openssl smime -verify -inform DER -out ts.der -in timstamp -noverify > > will verify the integrity of the timestamp though you could avoid -noverify > and include the correct CA. > > The "ts.der" file will contain details of the object being timestamped. >
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