The CertStrToName function converts a null-terminated X.500 string to an encoded certificate name. A pointer to the null-terminated X.500 string to be converted. The ...
The CertStrToName function converts a null-terminated X.500 string to an encoded certificate name.
08/04/2004 · BOOL WINAPI CertStrToName( DWORD dwCertEncodingType, LPCTSTR pszX500, DWORD dwStrType, void* pvReserved, BYTE* pbEncoded, DWORD* …
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Microsoft's CertStrToName()-method is not RFC 4514 compliant. Instead of treating #-encodings as the AttributeValue-encodings, it treats them as values to be encoded ...
I am trying to create a self signed certificate on Windows machines. I want the certificate be be exportable (even the private keys). However, I am having some ...
10/11/2016 · Hello Daren Stonesifer, >> The documentation on CertStrToName clearly does not include UID in the list of possible keys. We feel this is a bug/fault ...
X500NameFlags specifies the flags to be passed directly to CertStrToName API when the Subject INF keys value is converted to an ASN.1 encoded Distinguished Name.
Generating a self-signed X509Certificate2 certificate with its private key. Ask Question. up vote 1 down vote favorite.
Décrit un problème où vous recevez un message d’erreur lorsque vous essayez de mettre à jour une application ClickOnce de 2005 de Visual Studio, une fois que le ...