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    Merge r1546804, r1553824, r1554192, r1555463, r1555467, r1563417, r1564760, r1565081 from trunk: · 10c578cc
    Jim Jagielski authored
    Throw away the myCtxVar{Set,Get} abomination and introduce
    a pphrase_cb_arg_t struct instead, for passing stuff between
    ssl_pphrase_Handle and ssl_pphrase_Handle_CB. Prefer struct
    members instead of using additional local variables, to make
    the data flow more transparent. (Doesn't "vastly simplify"
    the code yet, but hopefully we'll get there when further
    stripping down ssl_pphrase_Handle.)
    
    
    Remove the hardcoded algorithm-type dependency for the SSLCertificateFile
    and SSLCertificateKeyFile directives, and deprecate SSLCertificateChainFile
    
    Splitting the patch into smaller pieces turned out to be infeasible,
    unfortunately, due to the heavily intertwined code in ssl_engine_config.c,
    ssl_engine_init.c and ssl_engine_pphrase.c, which all depends on the
    modssl_pk_server_t data structure. For better comprehensibility,
    a detailed listing of the changes follows:
    
    ssl_private.h
    - drop the X509 certs and EVP_PKEY keys arrays from modssl_pk_server_t
    - use apr_array_header_t for cert_files and key_files
    - drop tPublicCert from SSLModConfigRec
    - drop the ssl_algo_t struct and the SSL_ALGO_* and SSL_AIDX_* constants
    
    ssl_engine_config.c
    - change to apr_array_header_t for SSLCertificate[Key]File
    - drop ssl_cmd_check_aidx_max, i.e. allow an arbitrary number of certs
      and keys (in theory; currently OpenSSL does not support more than
      one cert/key per algorithm type)
    - add deprecation warning for SSLCertificateChainFile
    
    ssl_engine_init.c
    - configure server certs/keys in ssl_init_server_certs (no longer via
      ssl_pphrase_Handle in ssl_init_Module)
    - in ssl_init_server_certs, read in certificates and keys with standard
      OpenSSL API functions (SSL_CTX_use_*_file), and only fall back to
      ssl_load_encrypted_pkey when encountering an encrypted private key
    - drop ssl_server_import_cert, ssl_server_import_key, ssl_init_server_check,
      and ssl_init_ctx_cleanup_server
    - move the "problematic re-initialization" check to ssl_init_server_ctx
    
    ssl_engine_pphrase.c
    - use servername:port:index as the key identifier, instead of the
      previously used servername:port:algorithm
    - ssl_pphrase_Handle overhaul: remove all cert/public-key handling,
      make it only load a single (encrypted) private key, and rename
      to ssl_load_encrypted_pkey
    - in the passphrase prompt message, show the private key file name
      instead of the vhost id and the algorithm name
    - do no longer supply the algorithm name as an argument to "exec"-type
      passphrase prompting programs
    
    ssl_util.c
    - drop ssl_util_algotypeof, ssl_util_algotypestr, ssl_asn1_keystr,
      and ssl_asn1_table_keyfmt
    
    ssl_util_ssl.{c,h}
    - drop SSL_read_X509
    - constify the filename arg for SSL_read_PrivateKey
    
    
    CodeWarrior compiler doesnt allow vars as struct inits.
    
    
    Remove per-certificate chain handling code (obsoleted by
    https://git.openssl.org/gitweb/?p=openssl.git;a=commitdiff;h=b9fa413a08d436d6b522749b5e808fcd931fd943)
    
    
    make the ppcb_arg initialization a bit more uniform and easier to read
    
    Followup fix for r1553824:
    
    also pass the file name to ssl_load_encrypted_pkey, to make sure that we
    retry with the same filename we used for SSL_CTX_use_PrivateKey_file first
    
    
    With OpenSSL 1.0.2 or later, enable OCSP stapling in a loop based on
    SSL_CTX_set_current_cert(), near the end of ssl_init_server_ctx.
    
    
    update APLOGNO for r1564760
    Submitted by: kbrand, fuankg, kbrand, kbrand, kbrand, kbrand, kbrand
    Reviewed/backported by: jim
    
    
    git-svn-id: https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/httpd/httpd/branches/2.4.x@1573360 13f79535-47bb-0310-9956-ffa450edef68
    10c578cc
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