NetBurner Community Forum

Hi SeeCwriter, You're right about the semi-colon. I'll be sure to remove that on our end. The linker error is because there is no additional application code, and no entry point for the program to start from. If you pick any of the application content options when creating the project, this won't be...

Hi RebootExpert, It looks like, according to the RFC, it's up to the discretion of the server on whether or not to continue the connection if a cert is requested and not given: 7.4.6. Client Certificate When this message will be sent: This is the first message the client can send after receiving a S...

Hi RebootExpert,

I'm glad to hear that you got it working, and you're more than welcome. Did you need to add the additional flag to wolfSSL_CTX_set_verify(), or did it work as is for you?

Kind Regards,
Jon

Hi RebootExpert, Taking a look, I think I see what's going on. First to answer the question about parameters: SSL_accept(listener, &address, NULL, 0, true, true, client_ca_cert, client_ca_cert_len, SSL_FILETYPE_PEM, <client_cert_comman_name>); The second bool is for the call to set verify peer. ...

Hi SeeCwriter, All the changes mentioned above are pushed into our repo and will be integrated into the next release for 2.x. The library does support x.509 certificates, which is the standard used to dictate how SSL/TLS certificates are structured. The formats accepted for these certificates are DE...

Hi SeeCWriter, I have to correct my previous statement, it seems. Sorry about the confusion here. When SSL_accept() is called, it will check the status of the certificate the first time as part of the server initialization (specifically in SslInitServer()). Future calls to SSL_accept() will not trig...

Hi SeeCwriter, You're very welcome, and that is correct. For your question about the dates, did your co-worker get that fix through support? Do you have any info I can use to help look it up? You can message me directly on the forum jcox(at)netburner.com to avoid posting personal info. Kind Regards,...

Hi SeeCwriter, I can see where the confusion is here, and our documentation can certainly use some help in this regard. A couple of things that will hopefully help with getting you on the right track: - The certBuff and certBuffLen parameters for SSL_accept() are for peer verification only and have ...

Hi SeeCwriter, Any files that are uploaded via the example are renamed to CACert<num>.crt. That way the application knows what to look for without having to to go through the extra step of storing a list of the filenames to search for. When you list the contents of the filesystem, do the files named...

Hey SeeCwriter,

It should be up in our next release (3.3.3), which will be available in the next couple of weeks. Just out of curiosity, would it be possible to get more information on your plans for its use?

Kind Regards,
Jon