Re: [Radmind-devel] -D broken in ktcheck?

[Jim F. <jf...@an...>]

On 5/18/07, Patrick McNeal <mc...@um...> wrote:
>
> On May 15, 2007, at 4:12 PM, Jim Foraker wrote:
>
> This sounds like a good improvement over the current code.  One
> clarification - how would you handle the case where an absolute path
> is given on the command line?  Say, where would the code look for the
> cert if run with -D /tmp -w 1 -x /etc/cert?
     What would make sense to me is, -D overrides the absolute path
for the default location, but -x, -y, or -z would override the effect
of -D.  So in your case, the command file would be
/tmp/client/command.K, all other command files/transcripts would go
under /tmp/client, and the CA cert would come from /etc/cert.  Had you
specified -w2, the client's cert and key would be pulled from
/tmp/cert/cert.pem.

    -Jim