Re: [certid] BCP on SSL/TLS certificates
Dan Winship <dan.winship@gmail.com> Mon, 03 May 2010 21:03 UTC
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Subject: Re: [certid] BCP on SSL/TLS certificates
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The ordering rules in 3.2 contain a paradox:
o Reference identifiers that include the source domain MUST be
preferred over reference identifiers that include a target domain
(if any).
...
o A reference identifier of type CN-ID (if included) MUST always be
the lowest-priority reference identifier in the list.
So in the example given, the CN-ID MUST be 3rd by the former rule, and
MUST be 5th by latter rule.
-- Dan
- Re: [certid] BCP on SSL/TLS certificates Dan Winship
- Re: [certid] BCP on SSL/TLS certificates Peter Saint-Andre