Dr. Stephen Henson writes:
There are many certs in production use with policy extensions; the VeriSign
end entity certs should provide many examples.
Yes I know about those. Is there any documentation however on what the
VeriSign policy extensions actually *mean*. The last time I looked
Dr. Stephen Henson writes:
3. If there is no reference test suite available, should it be assumed
that there exists no tested, and, therefore with high probability no
correct, implementation of the certification path validation algorithm
which handles the policy mappings and name
On Mon, Jan 27, 2003, Michael Helm wrote:
There are many certs in production use with policy extensions; the VeriSign
end entity certs should provide many examples.
Yes I know about those. Is there any documentation however on what the
VeriSign policy extensions actually *mean*. The last
Hello,
I send that message to the openssl-dev list because the same problem
is likely to have occurred or to occur in a near future to openssl
developpers.
I am currently developping an implementation of the certification path
validation algorithm described in section 6.1 of RFC 3280. I need
Dear Thomas,
The consortium that I am currently in have some test suites for policy
mapping, or more specifically cross certification situation. But I am
not sure how much our test suites are suitable for your needs.
Now we evaluate the test suites using several implementations. There
will be
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Thu, 23 Jan 2003 18:16:31 +0100,
Thomas Pornin [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
pornin 2. I heard the NIST is preparing an advanced test suite which
porninmight be of some help; is there any info about when this
pornintest suite will be ready ?
I believe that the
On Thu, Jan 23, 2003, Thomas Pornin wrote:
Hello,
3. If there is no reference test suite available, should it be assumed
that there exists no tested, and, therefore with high probability no
correct, implementation of the certification path validation algorithm
which handles the policy
