Thanks Steve

That's exactly that I wanted. ;)

In fact I'd like to test client certification in our product.

I'm using openssl s_client as testing utility.
I tried it with self-signed certificate, certificate (with different CA and 
their associated CRL), and I wanted to try with sending a full certificate 
chain, but it seems that openssl s_client does not do that (-cert option is 
expecting a PEM certificate). 
I tried to add the CA certificate using -CAfile option, but the client does not 
send the full certificate chain.
I just can see my client certificate (using -debug)

How can I force my openssls_client to send the full certificate chain?

Fred

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On Wed, Nov 17, 2004, Frédéric Donnat wrote:

> Hi all,
> 
> I've no probleme generating CA, client key, CSR, and certificate even 
> export in, pkcs12 format.
> 
> I do not succeded to create certificate chain.
> I have a look at x509, pkcs7 pkcs12 options without any success. Maybe 
> i missed something...
> 
> As someone the answer?. Or can anyone put me in the rigth direction.
> 

If you have those you already have a "certificate chain" the CA(s) and the user 
certificate.

I suspect you want to package the certificates into some other format. The most 
common is PKCS#7 and the crl2pkcs7 utility can do that.

Steve.
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