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I'm trying to figure how the SerialExists & SerialIsRevoked method derive the 'serial' argument value. So for example, when my certificate has a hexadecimal serial number value of '9dd919ba4ead18b78df7382112f9fb6953da22c5', I get the value of '901153053931671044175307656606196330260573332165' for the 'serial' argument.
Also, is there a reason why the value had to be altered? Can I configure the product to return just the hexadecimal value instead of these large numbers?
Rashad Rivera
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For this moment, we do not have the option to work with other type than big integer as string. But on your Repository implementation you can convert it to hexadecimal before you use it.
I will take your comment into account for the next release.
Hello All,
I'm trying to figure how the SerialExists & SerialIsRevoked method derive the 'serial' argument value. So for example, when my certificate has a hexadecimal serial number value of '9dd919ba4ead18b78df7382112f9fb6953da22c5', I get the value of '901153053931671044175307656606196330260573332165' for the 'serial' argument.
Also, is there a reason why the value had to be altered? Can I configure the product to return just the hexadecimal value instead of these large numbers?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: