Skye Poier wrote:
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> Also, what files do I need to generate for the server and client
> (certificates? CA? private/public keys?) for those ciphers and what
> are the steps for doing that? I think I can be my own CA, also neither
> the client nor the server are checking certificates, we're just using
> the encryption for now.
Although much of the info is now out-of-date, the stuff about being your
own CA at http://www.intertrader.com is still useful. Can't remember
the full URL, but follow links to "Library", SSL, and then a link to a
faq on SSLeay without patent problems. The second half of that page
contains details about being your own CA without using CA.sh.
Andrew
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