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datetime format in the ownership voucher #89

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ashwinkp8 opened this issue Oct 27, 2023 · 1 comment · Fixed by #86
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datetime format in the ownership voucher #89

ashwinkp8 opened this issue Oct 27, 2023 · 1 comment · Fixed by #86
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Hi

The 'created-on' and 'expires-on' dates in the ownership voucher use the time.String() api. The resulting time string has a monotonic clock reading.

This format of date-time is not supported by all programming languages. would it be possible to use a standard formatting? say RFC3339 for example
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gmacf commented Oct 30, 2023

Will take a look at this

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Use base64-encoded DER PinnedDomainCert in OwnershipVoucher instead of PEM format. #86
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Use base64-encoded DER PinnedDomainCert in OwnershipVoucher instead of PEM format. gmacf/bootz
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