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1.TH "page_cert" 3 "30 Jul 2011" "Version 1.5" "Heimdalx509library" \" -- nroff --	1.TH "page_cert" 3 "30 Sep 2011" "Version 1.5.1" "Heimdalx509library" \" -- nroff --
2.ad l 3.nh 4.SH NAME 5page_cert \- The basic certificate 6The basic hx509 cerificate object in hx509 is hx509_cert. The hx509_cert object is representing one X509/PKIX certificate and associated attributes; like private key, friendly name, etc. 7.PP 8A hx509_cert object is usully found via the keyset interfaces (\fBCertificate store operations\fP), but its also possible to create a certificate directly from a parsed object with \fBhx509_cert_init()\fP and \fBhx509_cert_init_data()\fP. 9.PP 10See the library functions here: \fBhx509 certificate functions\fP	2.ad l 3.nh 4.SH NAME 5page_cert \- The basic certificate 6The basic hx509 cerificate object in hx509 is hx509_cert. The hx509_cert object is representing one X509/PKIX certificate and associated attributes; like private key, friendly name, etc. 7.PP 8A hx509_cert object is usully found via the keyset interfaces (\fBCertificate store operations\fP), but its also possible to create a certificate directly from a parsed object with \fBhx509_cert_init()\fP and \fBhx509_cert_init_data()\fP. 9.PP 10See the library functions here: \fBhx509 certificate functions\fP

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1.TH "page_cert" 3 "30 Jul 2011" "Version 1.5" "Heimdalx509library" \" -*- nroff -*-

1.TH "page_cert" 3 "30 Sep 2011" "Version 1.5.1" "Heimdalx509library" \" -*- nroff -*-

2.ad l
3.nh
4.SH NAME
5page_cert \- The basic certificate
6The basic hx509 cerificate object in hx509 is hx509_cert. The hx509_cert object is representing one X509/PKIX certificate and associated attributes; like private key, friendly name, etc.
7.PP
8A hx509_cert object is usully found via the keyset interfaces (\fBCertificate store operations\fP), but its also possible to create a certificate directly from a parsed object with \fBhx509_cert_init()\fP and \fBhx509_cert_init_data()\fP.
9.PP
10See the library functions here: \fBhx509 certificate functions\fP