Generally found within a file (.p12 or .pfx) or as a directory attribute (userPKCS12 from iNetOrgPerson).
Wiki page and sample file to follow.
svn path=/trunk/; revision=20416
tvb_get_ptr() returns a "const guint8 *"; don't bother casting its
return value to "const guint8 *".
"cms_verify_msg_digest()" can be passed a const pointer for "alg"; make
its argument a "const char *".
svn path=/trunk/; revision=16534
Here are a number of small patches for asn1 based dissectors:
acse:
release request/response column information (many X.400/X.500 unbinds are
empty)
"standardised" PNAME to "ISO 8650-1 OSI Association Control Service"
fix for crash when using EXTERNAL dissector
rtse:
column information when attempting a resume
x509if:
generation of LDAP-style DNs from RDNSequences
new function x509if_get_last_dn() to get the last DN generated.
x509af:
DSS parameters
certificate extension naming
subject naming of certificate
x509sat:
Guide syntax (as SET now supported)
PDU exports.
cms:
verification of message digest attribute (SHA-1 and MD5)
ess:
enumerated/restrictive/permissive/informative security categories
x411:
generation of string encoding of X.400 addresses, trace information and message identifiers.
s4406:
separate types for primary and copy precedence to allow better filtering (e.g. primary precedence = flash)
priority-level-qualifier
svn path=/trunk/; revision=16508
regenerated all dissectors
fixed the choice/sequence struct to use unsigned entities for class and tag
(to reduce some compiler warning and because it should be signed quantities)
svn path=/trunk/; revision=12740
to the ethereal build.
The dissections are semi-useful but incomplete.
The big problem still remaining is the x509if Name object not being
dissected properly thus causing the dissection to get out of sync/fail
halfway through the certificate structure.
work in progress but already semi-useful.
svn path=/trunk/; revision=11440
New protocol CryptogrtaphicMessageSyntax
As the X.509xx protocols this protocol is not yet linked with ethereal but a work in progress.
Within the next few days the changes needed to packet-kerberos and packet-ber will be added to implement an embryonic pkinit implementation inside packet-kerberos which will in turn call cms and the x509 dissectors.
The dissectors are still very incomplete but already relatively useful.
svn path=/trunk/; revision=11432
Chris Maynard