Aleksey: One difficulty I'm having with the new error handler and using the OpenSSL error stack is that the OpenSSL crypto library frequently uses the error stack to capture "expected" errors. When one of those occurs, it calls ERR_clear() which removes not only the OpenSSL error info but any previously stored xmlsec errors -- which I haven't even had a chance to see yet! The only option appears to be to override the default xmlsec error callback -- but that gets us back to needing thread local storage in the application, etc. Sigh. Ferrell
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