Thor Lancelot Simon wrote:
Can I assume that any data returned when I access the DN of a peer's
certificate using OpenSSL are ASCII or UTF8?
No, see Howards posts.
If not, how do I tell
the difference?
I think I understand that DNs not encoded as UTF8String should not
have high-bit charact
Howard Chu wrote:
Thor Lancelot Simon wrote:
Can I assume that any data returned when I access the DN of a peer's
certificate using OpenSSL are ASCII or UTF8? If not, how do I tell
the difference?
I think I understand that DNs not encoded as UTF8String should not
have high-bit characters in th
Thor Lancelot Simon wrote:
Can I assume that any data returned when I access the DN of a peer's
certificate using OpenSSL are ASCII or UTF8? If not, how do I tell
the difference?
I think I understand that DNs not encoded as UTF8String should not
have high-bit characters in them -- so if I do th
Can I assume that any data returned when I access the DN of a peer's
certificate using OpenSSL are ASCII or UTF8? If not, how do I tell
the difference?
I think I understand that DNs not encoded as UTF8String should not
have high-bit characters in them -- so if I do this:
X509_NAME_oneline(X509_g
