And this time with attachement... On Fri, Apr 21, 2023 at 10:09:41AM +0200, Theo Buehler wrote: > A small utility without dependencies except go. It is therfore trivial > to install this by hand but job thought it would be useful to have it as > a port, so here we go. > > The Makefile has more handrolled things than I would like. go.port.mk is > an incomprehensible mess and it made me waste more than enough time for > this trivial thing. If there's a better way for anything, please let me > know. > > It is unlikely that this will ever see official releases, so I refrained > from prepending 0.0. to the date because I find this very ugly and hacky. > If this leaf port needs to bump EPOCH, so be it. > > $ pkg_info der-ascii > Information for inst:der-ascii-20230412 > > Comment: > convert between ASN.1 encodings and text > > Description: > DER ASCII is a small human-editable language to emit DER (Distinguished > Encoding Rules) or BER (Basic Encoding Rules) encodings of ASN.1 structures > and malformed variants of them. > > The package provides two tools, ascii2der and der2ascii, to convert DER > ASCII to a byte string and vice versa. These tools may be used to create > test inputs by taking an existing DER or BER structure, disassembling it > with der2ascii into DER ASCII, making adjustments, and assembling back into > binary with ascii2der. This avoids having to manually fix up all the length > prefixes. As a bonus, it acts as a human-readable view for DER structures. > > Maintainer: Theo Buehler <t...@openbsd.org> > > WWW: https://github.com/google/der-ascii >
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