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I've been trying to build the current openca-ocspd version with the newest libpki library (0.9.9-rc2) and openssl 3.0.11 (Debian 12) and was able to compile it, but ran into trouble when starting ocspd with a configuration file that was working with the older openssl 1.1 and libpki 0.9.2.
After starting with "ocspd -c .xml" it exits with a segmentation fault. The last two messages in the debug log are the following:
[pki_keypair.c:185] [PKI_X509_KEYPAIR_VALUE_get_scheme()] [DEBUG]: ERROR, can not get the type of the keypair to get the scheme!
[crl.c:217] [check_crl()] [DEBUG] Got the public key from the CA cert [Scheme: Unknown, Key Size: 0]
I also checked the last function pointer on the stack, which seems to point to ENGINE_get_pkey_meth() from libcrypto.so.3
Are there any plans on supporting the new libpki version and add support to openssl 3?
If you need any more information or logs in order to solve this, I have no problem in helping out.
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Hi,
I've been trying to build the current openca-ocspd version with the newest libpki library (0.9.9-rc2) and openssl 3.0.11 (Debian 12) and was able to compile it, but ran into trouble when starting ocspd with a configuration file that was working with the older openssl 1.1 and libpki 0.9.2.
After starting with "ocspd -c .xml" it exits with a segmentation fault. The last two messages in the debug log are the following:
[pki_keypair.c:185] [PKI_X509_KEYPAIR_VALUE_get_scheme()] [DEBUG]: ERROR, can not get the type of the keypair to get the scheme!
[crl.c:217] [check_crl()] [DEBUG] Got the public key from the CA cert [Scheme: Unknown, Key Size: 0]
I also checked the last function pointer on the stack, which seems to point to ENGINE_get_pkey_meth() from libcrypto.so.3
Are there any plans on supporting the new libpki version and add support to openssl 3?
If you need any more information or logs in order to solve this, I have no problem in helping out.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: