Dear Dr. Henson,
Thanks for your advices. I also have the same idea to retrieve that new extension from
the certificate request
generated by Windows 2000 CErtificate Services.
I will let you know if I'm succeed. To my friend, Marat, we need to find out if we can
use openssl to create cert.
Regards,
Haizad
Dr S N Henson wrote:
> "Marat S. Salimov" wrote:
> >
> >
> > Thank you for your answer Steve. Please correct me if I'm wrong. As I've got my
>plan should be like this one:
> > -I take the latest release of OpenSSL's 'ca'. BTW which one?
> > -I upgrade my old OpenSSL's 'ca' with the last obtained
> > -I look for the options which copy extensions from the request to the certificate
> > -I use this certificate to sign my Microsoft CA
> >
> > Do anybody know about such situations that have succeeded?
> >
>
> No you need to get the latest snapshot for 0.9.7. If you can send me the
> certificate request then I'll tell you whether its likely to work or
> not. It all depends on what extensions are present.
>
> Steve.
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