Fix GH-16433: Large values for openssl_csr_sign() $days overflow #16437
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The `offset_sec` parameter of `X509_gmtime_adj()` expects a `long`, but the `$days` parameter of `openssl_csr_sign()` a `zend_long`. We must avoid signed integer overflow (UB), but also must not silently truncate. Thus we check the given `$days` for the permissible range, and bail out otherwise.
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The
offset_secparameter ofX509_gmtime_adj()expects along, but the$daysparameter ofopenssl_csr_sign()azend_long. We must avoid signed integer overflow (UB), but also must not silently truncate. Thus we check the given$daysfor the permissible range, and bail out otherwise.Note that the lower bound (
0) is somewhat arbitrary; we could allow values >=LONG_MIN / 86400. I don't know if that makes sense, though (maybe for testing purposes?)Also note that I've used
E_WARNINGfor consistency with the rest, but that should probably propagated to aValueError.