but when it gets to src/modules, it bombs... Has anyone
encountered these 'multiply defined' errors, and figured
out a way around them?
I had something similar the other day. Fundamentally it's a simple problem,
but I know from my teaching days that people find this aspect of compilation
a
Yes, you can use OCSP with Entrust issued certificates.
Lorrayne
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Hello Lorrayne,
Thanks for your input.
By any chance, do you know if i can use OCSP with an Entrust CA (instead of
CRLs)?
Regards,
Alec
Valicert has listed Entrust as one of its partners. I would assume that
would mean that Valicert can interoperate with Entrust issued
certificates.
I think it is stretching things to say that partnership implies full
parsing of the various Entrust CRL's. How many partnerships do you know
Rich,
I'll check w/ an Entrust engineer today to see if I can get an honest
(ha!) answer from him regarding your concerns.
Lorrayne
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i'd ask a valicert person, actually.
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Hello there,
Thanks a lot for your help and input.
Actually i found a solution to the problem. Entrust allows partitioned CRLs
by default (CRLs are splited for scalability purposes) but you can enable
the combined CRL which will not be splitted (for compatibilty, as the
partioned CRL is only an
Ah, thanks Joe. I was trying to track down where I'd seen another such
SIGBUS problem and couldn't for the life of me find it. I will roll this
other case in together with the other stuff that's come up of late and
resubmit it all back to Ralf ASAP.
Cheers,
Geoff
On Friday 14 December 2001
And there is one more type of SIGBUS problems around line 1103/line 1001 of
ssl_scache_shmcb.c - some wierd optimization being done by gcc and the
resulting pointer is not aligned correctly (Geoff - I'd contacted you in
late August regarding this)..
I'd resolved it by opting 'cc' - and now, I'm
