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Description of problem:
Applications using OpenSSL libraries crash when handling certs with
Subject Alternative Name fields.  subjectAltName fields (as OpenSSL
refers to them) allow you to define aliases for the server's hostname
in addition to the main hostname specified in the CN field of the
cert.  We use this on our LDAP server certificates.  The CN field has
the FQDN of the server and then we have subjectAltName entries like
'ldap.ee.washington.edu' (all servers) and 'ldap1.ee.washington.edu'.
 The servers are behind a load balancer, so the
'ldap.ee.washington.edu' allows clients to hit any server and have the
hostname match.

When we turn SSL on in an application that uses LDAP the application
segfaults.  If we switch the server to an SSL certificate without the
subjectAltName fields it works.

We see this behavior with the OpenLDAP command line tools
(ldapsearch), nss_ldap and a Samba server configured for LDAP.


Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
openssl-0.9.7a-24

How reproducible:
Always

Steps to Reproduce:
% ldapsearch -x -ZZ -h ldap.ee.washington.edu uid=temp1
Segmentation fault
% ldapsearch -x -h ldap.ee.washington.edu uid=temp1
<Normal output>


Additional info:

I believe this is the same problem described in bug 85728, which was
filed against Red Hat 9.  That bug report contains a patch submitted
by a user.