Much to my dismay, this happens only occasionally, and I haven't been
able to find a way to duplicate the failure on demand. Would anyone
have any suggestions on how to track this down?
My application allows users to browse for certificates in a
directory, and optionally add them to the login keychain.
I get the certificate data via an LDAP query, and use
SecCertificateCreateFromData to create a SecCertificateRef.
I also re-use the SFCertificateView, sometimes passing NULL to -
setCertificate.
The time on the local system is set correctly.
A user also reported that even when my application shows the
certificate expiration status incorrectly, when my app adds the
certificate is added to a keychain, the SFCertificateView in Keychain
Access displays the certificate expiration status correctly.
Again, things usually work fine, but sometimes, for no reason that I
can determine, the certificate is shown as expired when it plainly
isn't.
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