Status in source: current.
Names: rlSslCertificateSave2
Technical details
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"\"Saves data from rlSslCertificateImportTable to RAM and CDB. When an external certificate should be copied to the device first we copy it to rlSslCertificateImportTable and then this scalar is set to the certificate id that we want to save - 1. All entries in rlSslCertificateImportTable that have this id and their format is equal to the current value of rlSslCertificateSaveFormat are concatenated. 2. If the imported certificate format is .. - section 1 result is validated against the key with the same index. If validation fails for any reason - the certificate is not saved and the setting this scalar fails.] This scalar is for certificate 2 only... for certificate 1 use rlSslCertificateSave \"",
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"Saves data from rlSslCertificateImportTable to RAM and CDB. When an external certificate should be copied to the device first we copy it to rlSslCertificateImportTable and then this scalar is set to the certificate id that we want to save - 1. All entries in rlSslCertificateImportTable that have this id and their format is equal to the current value of rlSslCertificateSaveFormat are concatenated. 2. If the imported certificate format is .. - section 1 result is validated against the key with the same index. If validation fails for any reason - the certificate is not saved and the setting this scalar fails.] This scalar is for certificate 2 only... for certificate 1 use rlSslCertificateSave"
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