Re: Need pointers on managing client certs...

kdd21_at_hotmail.com
Date: 06/06/05

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    Oh, and a couple of other questions about Colin's response:

    >IIRC updating the local CRL should just be a matter of dropping the
    >published CRL file into whatever openssl.cnf defines as crl_dir.

    Ok, but what "published CRL file" and how to I get it? Should I create
    a curl cron job that grabs it over the web at periodic intervals?

    >1) you don't really require a client certificate

    Seems likely I guess. Here's hoping...

    >2) you create a client certificate signed with your own self-sgned root CA
    >(unless the server has a copy of the public root CA this has no benefits
    >over 1 above) in which case you can choose how long it's valid for.

    The server is using Verisign, isn't it the CA in this case? If not,
    how do I figure out how to do what you just said?...

    >3) you are being supplied with a certificate - in which case you don't have
    >much choice in the matter.

    Not sure what that means. How would I be "supplied" with a
    certificate?

    Thanks,

    --
    KD
    

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