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    ok $ok, 'utf8 string refused in new_from_string()';
}

my $base   = 'certs';
my $pass   = 'testing';

my ($major, $minor, $patch) = openssl_version();

my $certfile;
if ($major le "1.1" )  {
    $certfile = catdir($base, 'test_le_1.1.p12');
} else {
    $certfile = catdir($base, 'test.p12');
}

diag("Attempting to read certificate string from file $certfile");

# first, make argument test
my @argtest = (
    [],    0, # 0 is for invalid argument type
    {},    0,
    undef, 0,
    \ "s", 0,
    0,     1, # 1 is for valid argument type
    0.01,  1,
    "str", 1,
);

for (my $i = 0; $i < @argtest; $i += 2) {
    my ($arg, $arg_ok_expected) = ($argtest[$i], $argtest[$i + 1]);
    eval { Crypt::OpenSSL::PKCS12->new_from_string($arg) };
    unless ($arg_ok_expected) {
        ok(!!($@ =~ /Invalid Perl type/));
    } else {
        # ignore SSL error; only argument type is for checking
        pass;
    }
}

# read file to string in Perl way
ok(open my $fh, '<', $certfile);

ok(binmode $fh);

my $certdata = do { undef $/; <$fh> };

ok(length $certdata);

ok(close $fh);

# make PKCS12 object from string
my $pkcs12 = Crypt::OpenSSL::PKCS12->new_from_string($certdata);

# run below code that is completely taken from the test pkcs12.t
ok($pkcs12, 'PKCS object created');

my $pemcert = $pkcs12->certificate($pass);

ok($pemcert, 'PEM certificate created');

my $pemkey = $pkcs12->private_key($pass);

ok($pemkey, 'Asserting PEM key');

ok($pkcs12->mac_ok($pass), 'Asserting mac');

ok($pkcs12->as_string, 'Asserting PKCS12 as string');

SKIP: {
    # PKCS12_newpass() is fundamentally broken for PBES2-encrypted PKCS12
    # files (the default since OpenSSL 1.1/3.x): confirmed upstream at
    # https://github.com/openssl/openssl/issues/19092. It also fails
    # differently on 3.0 (ASN1 parse error) vs 3.5+/4.x (unknown pbe
    # algorithm). Only OpenSSL 1.x is confirmed to work; see #62.
    if ($major !~ /^1\./) {
        skip("changepass unsupported on OpenSSL $major (see #62)", 3);
    } else {
        # try changing the password
        local $@;
        my $changed = eval { $pkcs12->changepass($pass, 'foo') };
        ok($changed, 'Changing password') or diag($@ || 'changepass returned false');

        SKIP: {
            skip('changepass failed, skipping dependent checks', 2) unless $changed;

            local $@;
            my $verified = eval { $pkcs12->mac_ok('foo') };
            ok($verified, 'Reasserting mac') or diag($@ || 'mac_ok returned false');

            local $@;
            my $changed_again = eval { $pkcs12->changepass('foo', $pass) };
            ok($changed_again, 'Changing password again') or diag($@ || 'changepass returned false');
        }
    }
}
# Try creating a PKCS12 file.
my $outfile = catdir($base, 'out.p12');

ok($pkcs12->create(
	catdir($base, 'test-cert.pem'),
	catdir($base, 'test-key.pem'),
	$pass,
	$outfile,
	'Friendly Name'
), 'Testing create based on PKCS12');

ok(-f $outfile);

my $created = Crypt::OpenSSL::PKCS12->new_from_file($outfile);

ok($created);

ok($created->mac_ok($pass), 'Reasserting new mac');

unlink $outfile;