OpenSSL Users:
>Hello Sergio,
>
>> From: Sergio Rabellino <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> ...
>> Anyone knows how to import a 1024 bit cert into IIS ?(I prefer
>> Apache/Unix, but my principal want IIS/NT support also... :-(( )
>
>I don't know how to import 1024 bit certs into IIS, but you can
>generate a
> I had read some of Certificate and CA documents. but still no
> Idea how to create my own CA. please suggest.
maybe you should take a look to:
ftp://cgi.tfh-berlin.de/pub/ca
Hope it helps a little...
oki,
Steffen
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You can repeat any attribute in DN as many times as you wish.
The way to do it is to add multiple entries for this attribute
into the [req] session of your config file. Example:
0.stateOrProvinceName = State or Province Name 1 (full name)
0.stateOrProvinceName_default = Estonia
1.st
Dear everyone.
My department had created a software for our school. The
software which is applet have to be signed using certificate to use with
browser. Nowaday we use "Netscape signtool" but the problem is it can
generate only short lifetime certificate. So I think I should create our
ow
I got a free demo certificate from Verisign. The subject distinguished
name shows three OU, i.e.:
Subject: O=VeriSign, Inc., OU=VeriSign Trust Network, OU=www.verisign.com/repository/RPA
Incorp. by Ref.,LIAB.LTD(c)98, OU=Persona Not Validated, OU=Digital ID
Class 1 - Netscape, CN=Mario [EMAIL PR
On Thu, Apr 15, 1999 at 11:53:01AM +0200, Stefan Pedersen wrote:
> On Thu, 15 Apr 1999, Bodo Moeller wrote:
> > Stefan Pedersen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>>> if(retval == 0)
>>> otherSideClosedConnection();
> > Not quite. If retval == 0, you still have to call SSL_get_error if
> > yo
Hello,
I am trying since two days to insert my own root CA
into the trusted CA store of IIS. I use, as advised
by MS, the procedure described in SP4 involving the
CertMgr wizard but with no success...
By comparing the IIS list of trusted CA and the one
corresponding to the local_machine
Hello Sergio,
> From: Sergio Rabellino <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> ...
> Anyone knows how to import a 1024 bit cert into IIS ?(I prefer
> Apache/Unix, but my principal want IIS/NT support also... :-(( )
I don't know how to import 1024 bit certs into IIS, but you can
generate a CSR (1024 bit RSA) using
Hi,
I use open-ssl from within a Makefile. The problem is, that open-ssl
generates a zero byte file in case of an error. So my Makefile needs ugly
code to remove such empty files to work. Would it be possible (or is it
already planned) to change this behavior in open-ssl-0.9.3? In case of an
erro
> > > Now on Windows NT SP4 this code does not detect the closing of the
> > WSAGetLastError is actually same as GetLastError, which returns the result
> > of the last system call.
>
> This is true on NT, not on Windows 9x.
yes. but you had problems under NT, right?
arne
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As the person who started this thread can I suggest that you look at
s_client.c in the apps directory. There is some sample code there that shows
how to handle SSL_read (just search for SSL_read) - it's pretty clear what
the code is trying to do.
Andrew
Stefan Pedersen wrote:
> Ok...
>
>
> > Now on Windows NT SP4 this code does not detect the closing of the
> > socket by the peer. SSL_ERROR_ZERO_RETURN is never returned by
> > SSL_get_error(). When the peer closes the connection SSL_get_error()
> > starts to return SSL_ERROR_SSYCALL. But WSAGetLastError() returns
> > NO
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