Enumerating Keysets?

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Enumerating Keysets?

by Scott Neugroschl :: Rate this Message:

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If I have a cryptlib keyset file (CRYPT_KEYSET_FILE) with multiple keys, how can I enumerate the KEYID of all the keys stored therein?

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Re: Enumerating Keysets?

by Peter Gutmann :: Rate this Message:

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"Scott Neugroschl" <redfloyd@...> writes:

>If I have a cryptlib keyset file (CRYPT_KEYSET_FILE) with multiple keys, how
>can I enumerate the KEYID of all the keys stored therein?

There's no way to do this, they're not visible data items. If you have a
keyID you can look up a key with it, but there's way to enumerate them.

Peter.

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