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Database extension is accomplished in 2 ways: | Database extension is accomplished in 2 ways: | ||
# New attributes are added to the list known attributes and to already defined PKCS #11 objects. Older database objects can be detected because they will have 'invalid' values for these attributes (example, could add | # New attributes are added to the list known attributes and to already defined PKCS #11 objects. Older database objects can be detected because they will have 'invalid' values for these attributes (example, could add CKA_TRUST_EXTENSION_OVERRIDE to trust objects to add or override existing certificate extensions). | ||
# Add new PKCS #11 objects to hold the data (example, could add a new SSL_DATA record to store mappings to various certificates to different cipher suites and host name*) | # Add new PKCS #11 objects to hold the data (example, could add a new SSL_DATA record to store mappings to various certificates to different cipher suites and host name*) | ||
==== Accessing the shared Database ==== | ==== Accessing the shared Database ==== | ||