Probably going to be easiest to shell out.
On Friday, 5 October 2012 20:08:25 UTC+1, agl wrote:
the standard libraries. I'm not aware of any Go code that does it either.
You can, of course, shell out or use cgo to do this via OpenSSL, as Ruby
does. But I'm afraid that PKCS#7 (especially) represents the very worst of
architecture astronaut design and we're unlikely to support it naively any
time soon.
Cheers
AGL
--On Friday, October 5, 2012 12:27:37 PM UTC-4, Ryan Slade wrote:
I'm creating a package to build Apple passbook files and I need to sign a
file using private key and certificate.
I'm not sure where to begin however.
I'm afraid that we don't have support for either PKCS#7, nor PKCS#12 inI'm creating a package to build Apple passbook files and I need to sign a
file using private key and certificate.
I'm not sure where to begin however.
the standard libraries. I'm not aware of any Go code that does it either.
You can, of course, shell out or use cgo to do this via OpenSSL, as Ruby
does. But I'm afraid that PKCS#7 (especially) represents the very worst of
architecture astronaut design and we're unlikely to support it naively any
time soon.
Cheers
AGL
