Bumped to top due to updates. For my current project I look at a lot of X.509 certificates using Dan Sully’s Crypt::OpenSSL:X509 Perl module. I’m not using the version from CPAN, but his current codebase straight from his git repository. While trying to store information about certs in a PostgreSQL DB which is set to […]
Month: August 2009
This one had more parallel tracks than the recent ones. Came out pretty well, though. The long bridge in the middle didn’t last long, though.
While messing around with X.509 certificates I not only encountered Umlauts, but Extended Validation Certificates as well. All nice and dandy, but these contain special OIDs in the subject field which openssl does not know the name. Googling around I found a few references to their names, but no definitive source (especially for a short-name). […]
Back from the summer vacation, Clemens demanded that we build some tracks. I obliged and he is now really pushing a train along the tracks.
What’s wrong with Speermint and Drinks
Ken recently expressed doubts about the direction drinks is taking. During a train ride last week I composed the following reply: