Hello,
I created a certificate for 36500 days (100 years).
openssl outputs the right validity of dates but in Winbox I only can see that it is valid for 6526 days (up to 01/01/2038).
Is this a problem in ROS with any old openssl release which cannot interpret the right validity?
Thanks.
mkx
February 11, 2020, 3:22pm
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I guess it has to do with famous Linux timestamp wrap-around (32-bit counter) about to happen some time around 2038-01-19. Just heard that kernel 5.6 is the first 32-bit linux kernel which is year 2038 ready .
Probably the same applies to some user-land tools as well.
It’ll take some time before the modern kernel gets used in ROS I’m affraid.
Thanks.
But btw I now noticed that ovpn in ROS only supports md5 and sha1 (sha256, sha224, sha384, sha512). In beta UDP and sha256 are implemented but nowadays sha512 would be fine.