Force display_dn() and verify_file() to work without $OPENSSL_CONF #1161
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A correctly configured, OpenSSL:Unexpanded, LibreSSL:Expanded, SSL config file is ALWAYS required for SSL command 'req'. Previously, this has been provided by openssl-easyrsa.cnf in place. Without that file the SSL command 'req' always fails. However, specifying OPENSSL_CONF as '' [empty string] allows SSL command 'req' to complete, without error, for the purposes of verifying the input request file or displaying the DN. Signed-off-by: Richard T Bonhomme <[email protected]>
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Failure on macOS ... typical. |
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This was a bad hack. Follow-up: #1158 |
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A correctly configured, OpenSSL:Unexpanded, LibreSSL:Expanded, SSL config file is ALWAYS required for SSL command 'req'.
Previously, this has been provided by openssl-easyrsa.cnf in place. Without that file the SSL command 'req' always fails.
However, specifying OPENSSL_CONF as '' [empty string] allows SSL command 'req' to complete, without error, for the purposes of verifying the input request file or displaying the DN.