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Tried that, only with single quotes. Forward slashes,
back, and double back. Doesn't seem anything works for the pc, at least what I
use. UNIX works, PC only works if all files are in the same
directory.
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Sent: Friday, June 23, 2006 10:04
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Subject: Re: openssl for windows file
separator
How do you mean? Windows will support the forward slash
convention,
as will openssl. If you use backslashes, you may need to
double them.
If you are using a space in any of the directory or
filenames, the
full path must be surrounded by doublequotes or else OpenSSL
will
interpret it as two different arguments.
I don't recall the
specifics at this moment, unfortunately --
allergies plus chlortrimeton
make for bad memory. However, try the
suggestions that I mention
above, and report back with your findings.
:)
-Kyle H
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6/23/06, larry.dalton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> What arguments do you use when using openssl
for windows to make full path
> to the file in the openssl arguments
work?
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