[Openswan dev] Removal of #ifdef X509 code completed

[Michael Richardson]

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>>>>> "Andreas" == Andreas Steffen <andreas.steffen at strongsec.net> writes:
    Andreas> Thanks Ken!

    Andreas> Actually I don't understand why you need the #ifdef
    Andreas> X509_FETCH statements at all. If crlcheckinterval is set to
    Andreas> 0 seconds (which is the default setting) then no threads

  Because we want the ability to build without libpthreads at all.
  This is important for small devices, where one might be using ucLinux.

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