On 30/9/03 10:55 pm, Paul Bearer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Chris,
>
> Thank you for your quick response. I love the intricacies of ASN.1 :)
>
> My real goal here is to be able to enocode these SubjectAltName structures.
> Would you
> have any insight on the best way to create a structure
* Peter Lavender ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Not great replying to yourself, but just for the archive:
> I've been thinking about this for a little while now, but haven't hit on a
> suitable solution.
>
> The DSA I'm querying allows an approximate search, which uses a synonym
> lookup. So as an
On 1 Oct 2003, at 9:05, Chris Ridd wrote:
On 30/9/03 10:55 pm, Paul Bearer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
OK, and it turns out that the extension value really *is* encapsulated
inside an OCTET STRING. (Typical X.509 brokenness.)
Your value isn't actually a SubjectAltName extension, it is an
Extension
On 1/10/03 12:47 pm, Graham Barr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 1 Oct 2003, at 9:05, Chris Ridd wrote:
>> my $exts = $asn->find("Extensions");
>> my $san = $asn->find("SubjectAltName");
>>
>> my $e = $exts->decode($binSan);
>> # So we look at the first extension, and decode that as a
>> SubjectAl
On 1 Oct 2003, at 18:10, Chris Ridd wrote:
extnValue [UNIVERSAL 4] EXPLICIT ANY DEFINED BY extnID
But that causes a parse error as it is expecting the tag to have the
constructor bit set :(
Maybe I could add an extension so we can write
extnValue [UNIVERSAL 4] CONTAINING ANY DEFINED BY extnID
On 1/10/03 6:58 pm, Graham Barr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 1 Oct 2003, at 18:10, Chris Ridd wrote:
>>> extnValue [UNIVERSAL 4] EXPLICIT ANY DEFINED BY extnID
>>>
>>> But that causes a parse error as it is expecting the tag to have the
>>> constructor bit set :(
>>>
>>> Maybe I could add an
On 1 Oct 2003, at 18:58, Graham Barr wrote:
On 1 Oct 2003, at 18:10, Chris Ridd wrote:
extnValue [UNIVERSAL 4] EXPLICIT ANY DEFINED BY extnID
But that causes a parse error as it is expecting the tag to have the
constructor bit set :(
Maybe I could add an extension so we can write
extnValue [UNI
In the immortal words of Dan Swanson:
> I have a Perl script using Net::LDAP to create new accounts in
> Microsoft Active Directory. Everything is working well except the
> password change (see output below). I am attempting to perform a
> ldap->modify(replace) which works well for other attribute
Graham Barr wrote:
So you need to hold a mapping table for the OIDs <-> Type, and a way to
define how the inner thing is embedded.
The code todo that is already in C::ASN1, you do it like
$asn->registeroid('2.5.29.17' => $asn->find('SubjectAltName'));
Take a look in t/14any.t in the distribu
