* SHOW_EACH_C has now the correct logic
* pr_litemagenta ==> pr_warning
* fileout WARN according to pr_warning then changed appropiately
* some global vars in "" to avoid unneccessary shell expansion
* HAS_SSL2/HAS_SSL3 now works more reliably
* warning added in cipher order if ssl2/ssl3 is not supported by openssl
This corrects the indentation within determine_trust() when there are multiple certificates and the output for "Chain of trust (experim.)" takes up more than one lines.
In addition, it fixes the ID field of the JSON output for entries related to the certificate. At the moment, each ID string begins with a blank space. This changes it to remove the space if there is one certificate and to add "Server Certificate #X" at the beginning of each ID if there is more than one certificate.
Perhaps there's a better way than just using, for example, "Server Certificate #1 key_size" as a way to distinguish multiple "key_size" entries in the JSON file. This is just one idea, and it can certainly be changed if those who intend to use the JSON output prefer something else.
- minor output fixes for BEAST
- >4096 bit RSA keys labled in litemangenta now as it could have compatibility probs
- -V 0x.. or -V 0X.. gives at least a warning
The number of .pem files in $INSTALL_DIR/etc is currently hard-coded into determine_trust. This modifies the code so that the number of files can be changed without having to change the code.
This should fix issue #278. I'm not sure whether openssl verify will ever print out more than one error, so to be safe, I wrote the code to handle the possibility that it might; if there is more than one error, it just takes the first and ignores the rest.
* no color code in files
* rc4 ciphers were missing
* NODE was missing
* calling of NODEIP/PORT was not neccessary
* default naming of files similar to $LOGFILE
