24 | | Finally, I assume that this is a bug with OpenSSL and not NGINX (so technically not belonging here), but at least I know for sure that was not wrong in assuming that I don't need to pass any extra certificates (thru `ssl_trusted_certificate`) for the OCSP verification to work. |
| 24 | Finally, ~~I assume that this is a bug with OpenSSL and not NGINX (so technically not belonging here)~~, but at least I know for sure that was not wrong in assuming that I don't need to pass any extra certificates (thru `ssl_trusted_certificate`) for the OCSP verification to work. |
| 25 | |
| 26 | **Update**: |
| 27 | |
| 28 | I just wrote a small program to check OpenSSL API. I could verify that in my small example OpenSSL could easily read and print the certificate included in the OCSP response. So I guess the question remains: ''why doesn't it manage to do the same in NGINX context?'' |