[CertificateInfo]
;--- CertCount=3
;    Defines the number of certificates to provide in TC's interface.
;    Setting this to a larger value allows access to more certificates
;    contained in PEMs and SSTs, but will also make the field selection
;    in TC cumbersome and/or confusing since there are more than a dozen
;    content fields for each certificate.
;CertCount=5

;--- SerialCase=0
;    Set the case to use for a certificate's serial number.
;    0  = Leave the case to the OS or plugin functions (usually uppercase)
;    1  = Always show serial in uppercase characters
;    -1 = Always show serial in lowercase characters
;SerialCase=-1

;--- ThumbprintCase=0
;    Set the case to use for a certificate's thumbprint.
;    Same values as for SerialCase, see above.
;ThumbprintCase=-1

;--- CacheSize=4000
;    Set the maximum number of items to cache in memory to allow TC fast
;    access to plugin field values. Values <= 0 are ignored.
;CacheSize=

;--- ClearCacheOnRefresh=1
;    Flush the cache when cm_RereadSource command is issued in TC, e.g.
;    by pressing Ctrl+R. This forces a refresh of all plugin field values,
;    including the certificate's verification status (if such field is present).
;    Setting this to 0 disables the flushing of the cache.
;    Note that, even with cache flushing disabled, items will still be
;    removed from the cache once CacheSize is reached.
;ClearCacheOnRefresh=0

;--- VerificationAllUsagesValid=1
;    0 = Perform the default verification of the policy provider, e.g. code signing
;        for Authenticode. This may make certificates to be considered not valid for
;        the intended usage.
;    1 = Don't perform the default verification of the policy provider, i.e. consider
;        all usages valid for the certificate verification.
;VerificationAllUsagesValid=0

;--- CriticalExtensionPrefix="(!)"
;    Sets the prefix that is shown for the "Cert Extensions" fields if an
;    extension's critical flag is set.
;    By default it's an exclamation mark in parentheses, more or less a textual
;    representationn of the warning icon shown by Windows in the certificate
;    properties. Set to an empty string to disable the prefix completely.
;CriticalExtensionPrefix=""

;--- CleanUpTempDir=0
;    If set to a value larger than 0, delete files named "tmp*.tmp" from user's
;    %TEMP% directory that are left there due to a Windows bug (see Known Issues
;    section in the Readme). This setting is disabled by default for security reasons,
;    and because it's only useful/relevant on older Windows versions. The value defines
;    how many seconds old a file can be at most to be considered for deletion.
;    Example: A value of 5 deletes only files whose last write time is within the last
;             5 seconds.
;CleanUpTempDir=5



[CertificateInfo.Packer]
;--- PrependNumber=0
;    Prepend a number to the certificate subject. Set to 0 to append the number (suffix)
;    instead.
;    If set to 0 the filenames within the archive will be shown as "<cert_subject>.<nr>",
;    i.e. the certificate subject is used as the filename and the number is used as file
;    extension.
;    If set to 1 the filenames within the archive will be shown as "<nr>. <cert_subject>",
;    i.e. the number is used as the filename and the certificate subject is used as file
;    extension.
;    A value of 1 is best used in conjunction with a custom filename extension,
;    see Extension setting.
;PrependNumber=1

;--- Extension=""
;    Extension to append to the filenames. Some users might want to add ".crt" or similar.
;    Extension can be specified with or without a leading dot.
;    IMPORTANT notes:
;      1. Adding any extension associated with this plugin as packer plugin leads to
;         infinite recursion of archives - archives within archives within archives ...
;      2. Adding an extension severely limits the possibilities to sort by Name/Ext in TC!
;Extension=".crt"

;--- UnpackLastWriteTime=1
;    Set the last write time (last modified) of extracted files to what is shown within
;    the archive.
;    Set to 0 to leave the last write time untouched, i.e. current time.
;UnpackLastWriteTime=0

;--- DateTimeValidTo=0
;    When set to 1 use certificate's "Valid to" value instead of "Valid from" in archive
;    listing and for extraction of files/certificates (if UnpackLastWriteTime=1).
;DateTimeValidTo=1

;--- CleanUpTempDir=0
;    See setting of the same name in section [CertificateInfo] above for explanation.
;CleanUpTempDir=5
