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<H2><A NAME="s13">13.</A> <A HREF="xca.html#toc13">Object IDs</A></H2>
<P>Private Object IDs and OID lists for the distinguished name or extended key
usage can be added in files listed below.
The files are:</P>
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<UL>
<LI><B>oids.txt</B> addidtional Object IDs</LI>
<LI><B>eku.txt</B> Content of <CODE>ExtendedKeyUsage</CODE></LI>
<LI><B>dn.txt</B> Content of <CODE>DistinguishedName</CODE></LI>
<LI><B>aia.txt</B> Content of <CODE>AuthorityInformationAccess</CODE></LI>
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<P>The search path for all the files is listed below.
All files except <EM>oids.txt</EM> are searched in the order listed below
and search stops at the first file found.
The <EM>oids.txt</EM> file is searched in reversed order and all
<EM>oids.txt</EM> files found are loaded.</P>
<P><B>Unix</B></P>
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<LI>$HOME/.xca/</LI>
<LI>/etc/xca/</LI>
<LI>PREFIX/share/xca/ <BR>PREFIX is usually /usr or /usr/local</LI>
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<P><B>Windows</B></P>
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<LI>Installation directory <BR>e.g.: C:\Programs\xca</LI>
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<P>All Object IDs that are not official, but belong to your company
or organisation can be added in the file <CODE>oids.txt</CODE>.
All possible locations for this file are searched and all <CODE>oids.txt</CODE> files
found are loaded. This way the application-installer adds
some in /usr/share/xca, the Administrator in /etc/xca and the user in
$HOME/.xca. The format of this file is:<BR>
<B>OID</B>:<B>shortname</B>:<B>longname</B><BR>
Leading and trailing spaces between the colons and the text are ignored.
Lines starting with a <B>#</B> are ignored.</P>
<P>The files containing OID lists (<CODE>eku.txt, dn.txt, aia.txt</CODE>)
are handled in a different way, only the first one found is used.
The format of this files is one entry per line. The entry can be either the
numerical OID like <CODE>1.3.6.1.5.5.8.2.2</CODE>, the short name like
<CODE>iKEIntermediate</CODE> or the long name <CODE>IP security end entity</CODE>.
Lines starting with a <B>#</B> are ignored.
If this files shall contain new inofficial OIDs, they must be also mentioned
in one of the <CODE>oids.txt</CODE> files.</P>
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