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Currently there is no way to ask s2n for the expiry timestamp of a given certificate. Right now, if developers want the expiry time of a certificate, they have to code against openssl APIs directly. This is not fun. Instead,
Proposed Solution:
We should add a method to allow developers to get the certificate expiration time. We've needed this internally at Twitter and have implemented a solution against the openssl libraries. Happy to add that to s2n as well.
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Problem:
Currently there is no way to ask s2n for the expiry timestamp of a given certificate. Right now, if developers want the expiry time of a certificate, they have to code against openssl APIs directly. This is not fun. Instead,
Proposed Solution:
We should add a method to allow developers to get the certificate expiration time. We've needed this internally at Twitter and have implemented a solution against the openssl libraries. Happy to add that to s2n as well.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: