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schannel: disable client cert path feature if APIs not available #2522

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@ArchangelSDY ArchangelSDY commented Apr 23, 2018

Original MinGW targets Windows 2000 by default, which lacks some APIs and definitions for this feature. Disable it if required APIs not available.

@mback2k Could you help review that if the __MINGW_H macro is sufficient for the judgement? I know little about MinGW.

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mback2k commented Apr 23, 2018

Please do not disable this feature for all MinGW builds. MinGW-w64 and Msys2 provide updated APIs which include the required definitions, see the other builds here: https://curlbuild.uxnr.de/waterfall (only 2 of them are failing.)

Please check for the required API instead. Another approach would be to add the required definitions if they are missing, like here: https://github.com/curl/curl/blob/master/lib/vtls/schannel.c#L99

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Original MinGW targets Windows 2000 by default, which lacks some APIs and
definitions for this feature. Disable it if these APIs are not available.
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OK. Updated to check macro definitions.

@ArchangelSDY ArchangelSDY changed the title schannel: disable client cert path feature in MinGW schannel: disable client cert path feature if APIs not available Apr 23, 2018
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bagder commented Apr 24, 2018

@mback2k looking like a 👍 for you too?

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jay commented Apr 25, 2018

what about convert the hex to binary on our own

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Well, basically I don't think it's a good idea to re-invent a function in a crypto library. Since MinGW seems not to be actively maintained, MinGW-w64 should be a better choice.

@jay jay closed this in 1592ea9 May 16, 2018
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jay commented May 16, 2018

Thanks

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mback2k commented May 16, 2018

Sorry for my absence. Thanks a lot.

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bagder commented May 16, 2018

I had to polish the schannel code slightly with f0c466d, but it shouldn't cause any problems...

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