my $test_name = "test_store_cases";
setup($test_name);
-plan tests => 2;
+plan tests => 3;
my $stderr;
+my @stdout;
# The case of the garbage PKCS#12 DER file where a passphrase was
# prompted for. That should not have happened.
close DATA;
ok(scalar @match > 0 ? 0 : 1,
"checking that storeutl didn't ask for a passphrase");
+
+ SKIP: {
+ skip "The objects in test-BER.p12 contain EC keys, which is disabled in this build", 1
+ if disabled("ec");
+ skip "test-BER.p12 has contents encrypted with DES-EDE3-CBC, which is disabled in this build", 1
+ if disabled("des");
+
+ # The case with a BER-encoded PKCS#12 file, using infinite + EOC
+ # constructs. There was a bug with those in OpenSSL 3.0 and newer,
+ # where OSSL_STORE_load() (and by consequence, 'openssl storeutl')
+ # only extracted the first available object from that file and
+ # ignored the rest.
+ # Our test file has a total of four objects, and this should be
+ # reflected in the total that 'openssl storeutl' outputs
+ @stdout = run(app(['openssl', 'storeutl', '-passin', 'pass:12345',
+ data_file('test-BER.p12')]),
+ capture => 1);
+ @stdout = map { my $x = $_; $x =~ s/\R$//; $x } @stdout; # Better chomp
+ ok((grep { $_ eq 'Total found: 4' } @stdout),
+ "Checking that 'openssl storeutl' with test-BER.p12 returns 4 objects");
+}