Server shall use it's own private key to sign the cert req. Your code is trying to use public key from the certificate request.
Use *X509_sign(m_req_reply, m_pukey, EVP_md5()); * instead of *X509_sign(m_req_reply, pkey, EVP_md5());* Your notation is little confusing. When an RSA structure is assigned to EVP_PKEY structure, EVP_PKEY holds both public and private components. So, naming it m_pukey is not justified. In Client's SetCert function, where are you writing out the cert? out is pointing to NULL. Thanks, Thulasi. On 30 September 2014 23:24, Amir Reda <amirale...@gmail.com> wrote: > dear all > hope all are well. i have made a client server code the server is the > certificate authority and the client send a certificate request the server > got the request and reply with a certificate i have tried to put the > certificate in a file in a pem format in order to make sure the certificate > has been created but nothing created. and there are no compilation error > > please just try the code i can't see anything wrong with it please help > > 2- if i want to send the generated certificate to another client and make > a verification code for that how can i made something like that i have > searched in crypto > https://www.openssl.org/docs/crypto/x509.html# > but i couldn't find any function to do that > > thx allot for help > > > > -- > Warmest regards and best wishes for a good health,*urs sincerely * > *mero* >
