> Thank you > I did it but I think that is too difficult for me without > explications of functions and structures and ... There isnt > a manual (guide?) or a document about this functions?
> Regards I would very strongly advice you to find a knowledgeable security expert to assist you. What you are trying to do is simple in principle but complex in implementation and if you do something wrong, things may appear to work but the security you are expecting to get may not actually be there. You cannot just drop a secure library into a project and get a secure result. You have to know exactly what you're doing and what the implications of what you do are. I honestly believe that helping people to just "get it done" in situations like this is harmful. For example, once you get what appears to be a valid certificate, do you know how to analyze every field in the certificate to make sure you actually generated the certificate that does what you expect it to? Do you know how to configure the certificate so that it can't be used for purposes other than those intended? I would recommend you find a web page explaining how to issue certificates with OpenSSL and use the built-in capabilities of the command line tool. If you follow someone else's recipe, you are much less likely to build certificates that don't do the right thing. I would still recommend you get an expert to at least examine one of your certificates (and the process by which you generate requests if you do that too) if this is a "real" application. DS ______________________________________________________________________ OpenSSL Project http://www.openssl.org User Support Mailing List openssl-users@openssl.org Automated List Manager [EMAIL PROTECTED]
