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+This directory contains all the source code and associated data for testing the
+OCSP module against external OCSP servers.
+
+The executable is called TOCSP.EXE. It takes the name of a command script as a
+parameter, followed by the name of the log file. If the third paramteter "OOM"
+is specified, it runs out of memory tests on the script.
+
+This command file must be unicode. Commands for this file are described in
+command.cpp
+
+Several command files are given, for testing against different servers:
+
+scripts\XCert.txt
+
+ Tests against the XCert OCSP server running internally within Symbian
+ (lon-ocsp01) on http://10.35.2.47:445/ocsp.xuda
+
+scripts\XCert-local.txt
+
+ Tests against logged responses from the XCert OCSP server. These tests
+ include almost all of the functionality in the XCert.txt script, but can be
+ run without a network connection. The responses were produced by running the
+ XCert-logging.txt script.
+
+scripts\OpenSSL-local.txt
+
+ Tests against logged requests and responses from an OpenSSL OCSP server. The
+ responses were produced by running the OpenSSL-logging.txt script in
+ conjunction with a local OpenSSL server, run using the scripts in
+ server/OpenSSL.
+
+scripts\Error.txt
+
+ Tests against a set of pre-computed erroneous OCSP responses, that have been
+ hand-produced (signatures for these come from the 'resign' utility in a
+ subdirectory of this directory)
+
+scripts\Valicert.txt
+
+ These tests are no longer run. They used to use a Valicert OCSP server
+ running internally within Symbian (cam-security.intra) on 10.178.2.2:133
+
+scripts\CertCo.txt
+
+ These tests are no longer run. They use to a CertCo OCSP server, hosted by
+ CertCo, on 208.222.33.18:80/ocspv1
+
+These files are copied to Z:\system\tocsp\scripts\. on the EPOC device as part
+of 'abld test export'. This also copies across all the appropriate test data.
+
+TOCSP sets CACerts.dat itself - you don't need to set it, and the existing one
+gets trashed.