Re: certreq with name-format "Lastname, Firstname"

Hi Carsten, hi Michael,

if I take the subject information from Active Directory (that uses the
format "Lastname, Firstname"), it works fine as well as for the manual
certificate request generated by the webservice of certutil. My problem
is that I have to do it by a script.

I think it's a bug no one noiced before. Nevertheless, thanks for your
help.

Best regards
Markus

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