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Yes, we are using/controlling the strictcrlpolicy when we are
enabling 'revocation'. <br>
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Our systems' engineer wanted to have the plugin not even loaded when
the 'revocation' is to be disabled.<br>
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On 6/1/2012 6:59 AM, Martin Willi wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Hi,
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<pre wrap="">So, it would be ideal to have some sort of 'dynamic control at run
time' in strongswan.conf to indicate which plugin is to be
'enabled/disabled'.
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Beside the load statement, there is currently no option to
enable/disable the revocation plugin globally. Have you seen the
ipsec.conf strictcrlpolicy that allows you to accept/reject certificates
whose certificate status can not be obtained?
Regards
Martin
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