Yes, MY_NID is really NID_whatever. I tried it with putting
OPENSSL_init_crypto(0, NULL); at start of my main().
Did not make any difference…
The Integer value of MY_NID will be printed out and is the correct integer value.
And i tried another thing. I replaced the two dll-libraries with the new created ones and then i run my Code and there all will be printed out correctly. BUT the whole time i used some older dll-libraries of openssl, (1.1.0f) and for development
i used the latest 1.1.1-dev and then i build this, which has added a new x509 extension (Admission), which has a new OID (NID_extX509Admission, etc.) and there the short and long name will be printed out correctly after Building the Code. So this is a Little
bit strange.
Or must i replace the dll-libraries every time i build the Code? But when, why has it worked with the old ones and the 1.1.1-dev (master branch)?
Best regards
Matthias
In message <AM5P195MB018008B87ACD89D37B629CF3FBAB0@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> on Sat, 8 Jul 2017 23:31:00 +0000, Matthias Ballreich <matthias.ballreich@xxxxxxxxxx> said:
matthias.ballreich> Hi there,
matthias.ballreich>
matthias.ballreich> i want to contribute some more OIDs. Therefore i added the OIDs inside
matthias.ballreich> the „Objects.txt“ inside /crypto/objects
matthias.ballreich>
matthias.ballreich> Then i run these commands:
matthias.ballreich>
matthias.ballreich> perl objects.pl objects.txt obj_mac.num .
matthias.ballreich> ./../include/openssl/obj_mac.h
matthias.ballreich>
matthias.ballreich> perl obj_dat.pl ../../include/openssl/obj_mac.h obj_dat.h
matthias.ballreich>
matthias.ballreich> perl objxref.pl obj_mac.num obj_xref.txt > obj_xref.h
Sure, that looks fine to me
matthias.ballreich> The files are generated / updated. Then i build the source which
matthias.ballreich> builds fine without any exceptions. Then i tried to use the generated
matthias.ballreich> NIDs in my Code. For test purposes i tried to print out the short and
matthias.ballreich> Long Name of my new oid with OBJ_nid2sn(MY_NID) and OBJ_nid2(MY_NID).
matthias.ballreich> But here it prints out an empty string.
matthias.ballreich>
matthias.ballreich> When o try to use my NID with X509_get_ext_by_NID(cert, MY_NID, -1)
matthias.ballreich> the Output is -2.
matthias.ballreich>
matthias.ballreich> So where is the Problem or what i’m doing wrong here? Thanks!
If you've come that far, MY_NID (which I assume is really
NID_whatever) obviously exists, or your code wouldn't even have
compiled. One possibility remains, that for some reason, libcrypto
hasn't been initialised like it should. This can happen if you only
call a very select set of OpenSSL functions. What happens if you add
this at the start of your main()?
OPENSSL_init_crypto(0, NULL);
(note, that should be seen as a temporary measure, as this is called
internally in quite a number of spots, so for larger uses of OpenSSL
functionality, you shouldn't need that)
Cheers,
Richard
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