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*/ inherit "wizard"; import Standards.PKCS; import Standards.ASN1.Encode; #if 0 #define WERROR werror #else
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"Browsers will compare the URL they are connecting to with " "the Common Name in the server's certificate, and warn the user " "if they don't match.<p>" "Some Certificate Authorities allow wild cards in the Common " "Name. This means that you can have a certificate for " "<tt>*.idonex.se</tt> which will match all servers at Idonex." "Thawte allows wild card certificates, while VeriSign does not." "</blockquote>"); }
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/* FIXME: Certificate attributes should be considered obsoleted by
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* X.509 v3. See RFC-2459. */
mixed page_2(object id, object mc) { return ("<font size=+1>Certificate Attributes?</font><p>" "<blockquote>" "An X.509 certificate associates a Common Name\n" "with a public key. Some certificate authorities support\n" "\"extended certificates\", defined in PKCS#10. An extended\n" "certificate may contain other useful information associated\n" "with the name and the key. This information is signed by the\n" "CA, together with the X.509 certificate.\n"