Hi, All! I've got two questions about SSL2.0 client certificates. When creating the CLIENT CERTIFICATE message, we need to calculate a MD5 digest, like this (cite from SSL2 spec.):
----- the KEY-MATERIAL-0 the KEY-MATERIAL-1 (only if defined by the cipher kind) the KEY-MATERIAL-2 (only if defined by the cipher kind) the CERTIFICATE-CHALLENGE-DATA (from the REQUEST-CERTIFICATE message) the server's signed certificate (from the SERVER-HELLO message) ----- Please, tell me, what means "the server's signed certificate (from the SERVER-HELLO message)"? Is it the full certificate we got from server-hello message? And the second question: am I right, when using Client-Read-Key + Client-Write-Key instead of Key-material-0, Key-material-1, Key-material-2? (+ means concatenation). Thank You very much, Innokentiy. ______________________________________________________________________ OpenSSL Project http://www.openssl.org User Support Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED] Automated List Manager [EMAIL PROTECTED]
