Runtime failure on 32-bit platforms on musl 1.2.0+ about acmed HOT 4 CLOSED

imo this is really a rust-libc issue, since they still define libc::time_t as c_long irrespective of what the platform is saying (so on musl, this is wrong for 32-bit, as the issue says). as such, it doesn't make too much sense to fix here, and they should just merge the actual fixes already...

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Thank you for this report!

The real issue here may not be the libc one, but the fact that I used it only to create an openssl::asn1::Asn1Time struct with the current time. After reading the OpenSSL documentation with more attention than before, I managed to do it with days_from_now(0) instead.

With the libc::time_t gone, this issue should be fixed. However, because I haven't tested it on a 32-bit platform with musl, I'm not closing it without additional feedback.

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It seems to compile and pass all tests on 32-bit architectures, thanks :)

Would you mind making a new tagged release with this and the other improvements?

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Than you for the feedback! 🙂
Since this issue is resolved, I'm closing it and I'll make a new release in the next minutes.

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