Allow multiple certificate formats for S/MIME (10.0) #231
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The S/MIME email encryption will now accept the more common PEM X.509 certificate format in addition to PEM-encoded PKCS#7. For this the new function gvm_gpg_import_many_types_from_string has been added, which is also used internally in gvm_gpg_import_from_string and when importing the certificates.
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The S/MIME email encryption will now accept the more common PEM X.509
certificate format in addition to PEM-encoded PKCS#7.
For this the new function gvm_gpg_import_many_types_from_string has been
added, which is also used internally in gvm_gpg_import_from_string and
when importing the certificates.