Hi,
I am using "req -new..." to generate a privkey.pem file. I see how I can
get an encoded version of the private key file using the "rsa -in
privkey.pem" command. What I need, however, is a "binary" form (better yet
a "C" format). I don't see an option in the rsa command to generate a "C"
file like there is in the x509 command for generating a C file
version. The RSA sslc command has added an option ("-C") to just
this. When I looked through the source for "rsa", I don't see an easy way
to do it - by the time the private key is in binary form, it's at such a
low-level that I can't easily get access to it. Can someone suggest a mod
to the rsa.c file to do this or the few calls to do this? I am presently
resorting to taking the encoded output from rsa and unencoding it and then
writing it out that way. Since this involves a separate mini-application
and hacking for header and trailer removal, I would like to move away from
this.
I'm a newbie to openssl, so please forgive my ignorance...
Thanks,
Scott
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