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Re: Re: OpenSwan: msg#00027encryption.opensc.user
does openswan use engine_pkcs11 like strongswan or do they still use the native opensc interface? I don't want deep hacked up changes in opensc, so if they use that interface, you would have to hack their code. but if they use engine_pkcs11, we could add some ".X" syntax where you can specify if you want the second, third ... certificate with one id. sure, would be ugly, but practical ... > Looks like opensc-api, the pluto-daemon is linked against > libopensc, libssl, libopenct and libpcsclite here. oops, ok, openssl :( sorry, no time to dive into their code this week . Regards, Andreas |
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