# define PEM_TYPE_MIC_CLEAR 30
# define PEM_TYPE_CLEAR 40
-typedef struct pem_recip_st {
- char *name;
- X509_NAME *dn;
- int cipher;
- int key_enc;
- /* char iv[8]; unused and wrong size */
-} PEM_USER;
-
-typedef struct pem_ctx_st {
- int type; /* what type of object */
- struct {
- int version;
- int mode;
- } proc_type;
-
- char *domain;
-
- struct {
- int cipher;
- /*-
- unused, and wrong size
- unsigned char iv[8]; */
- } DEK_info;
-
- PEM_USER *originator;
-
- int num_recipient;
- PEM_USER **recipient;
-
-/*-
- XXX(ben): don#t think this is used!
- STACK *x509_chain; / * certificate chain */
- EVP_MD *md; /* signature type */
-
- int md_enc; /* is the md encrypted or not? */
- int md_len; /* length of md_data */
- char *md_data; /* message digest, could be pkey encrypted */
-
- EVP_CIPHER *dec; /* date encryption cipher */
- int key_len; /* key length */
- unsigned char *key; /* key */
- /*-
- unused, and wrong size
- unsigned char iv[8]; */
-
- int data_enc; /* is the data encrypted */
- int data_len;
- unsigned char *data;
-} PEM_CTX;
-
/*
* These macros make the PEM_read/PEM_write functions easier to maintain and
* write. Now they are all implemented with either: IMPLEMENT_PEM_rw(...) or