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Title "X509_add_cert 3"
way too many mistakes in technical documents.
\fBX509_add_certs() adds a list of certificate certs to the given list sk. The certs argument may be NULL, which implies no effect. It does not modify the list certs but in case the X509_ADD_FLAG_UP_REF flag (described below) is set the reference counters of those of its members added to sk are increased.
Both these functions have a flags parameter, which is used to control details of the operation.
The value X509_ADD_FLAG_DEFAULT, which equals 0, means no special semantics.
If X509_ADD_FLAG_UP_REF is set then the reference counts of those certificates added successfully are increased.
If X509_ADD_FLAG_PREPEND is set then the certificates are prepended to sk. By default they are appended to sk. In both cases the original order of the added certificates is preserved.
If X509_ADD_FLAG_NO_DUP is set then certificates already contained in sk, which is determined using X509_cmp\|(3), are ignored.
If X509_ADD_FLAG_NO_SS is set then certificates that are marked self-signed, which is determined using X509_self_signed\|(3), are ignored.
Care should also be taken in case the certs argument equals sk.
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