Re: A little pb.

1999-04-30 Thread Anthony Peacock
Hi, > so in fact I tried with NS v2.0, 3.0 , MSIE 4.0 5.0, and it works fine with a > slf signed certificate . The only software which doesn't run with it is NS 4.06 > and latter versions. > So what is the problem is the below solution is the right way ? I had a similar problem to this last

Re: A little pb.

1999-04-30 Thread Bodo Moeller
On Fri, Apr 30, 1999 at 11:28:45AM +0100, Anthony Peacock wrote: > It turns out the Netscape v4.06 or higher, requires that the CN (common > name) of the certificate matches the DNS name of the server. I think this > _is_ part of the standard, it is just that the other browsers don't complain.

Re: A little pb.

1999-04-30 Thread Emmanuel_Poitier
Hi, yes I think too, but I tried it the problem I think it's I have my apache server installed on port 4440, so my CN should be secure.mydomain.com:4440, but this doesn't operate. Is it that the problem ? Best regards Emmanuel Poitier On Fri, 30 Apr 1999, you wrote: >Hi, > >> so in fact I

Certificate Chain

1999-04-30 Thread Juan Pablo Rojas Jimenez
Does anyone know the way of creating the certificate chain for a signed certificate. The thing is that i'm trying to sign a java applet with keytool , but i don't wont to use the selfsigned cert generated by this one. But , after signing the certificate request generated by keytool and tr

Re: RSA licensing for OpenSSL usage?

1999-04-30 Thread Dave Neuer
When a patent expires, it ceases to be enforceable, period. -Original Message- From: Eric Norman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Thursday, April 29, 1999 5:35 PM Subject: Re: RSA licensing for OpenSSL usage? >>> This may or may not mean that you can u

Re: A little pb.

1999-04-30 Thread Anthony Peacock
> On Fri, Apr 30, 1999 at 11:28:45AM +0100, Anthony Peacock wrote: > > > It turns out the Netscape v4.06 or higher, requires that the CN (common > > name) of the certificate matches the DNS name of the server. I think this > > _is_ part of the standard, it is just that the other browsers don't

Re: A little pb.

1999-04-30 Thread Anthony Peacock
> Hi, > > yes I think too, but I tried it the problem I think it's I have my apache > server installed on port 4440, so my CN should be secure.mydomain.com:4440, but > this doesn't operate. Is it that the problem ? It might be that your problem is different to mine, because I don't put the

Re: A little pb.

1999-04-30 Thread Emmanuel_Poitier
Hi, so in fact I tried with NS v2.0, 3.0 , MSIE 4.0 5.0, and it works fine with a slf signed certificate . The only software which doesn't run with it is NS 4.06 and latter versions. So what is the problem is the below solution is the right way ? Thanks, Emmanuel Poitier On Thu, 29 Apr 199

Re: Server cert password protection

1999-04-30 Thread Stefan Kelm
Roland, > Actually, the private key stays on the smartcard. Data must be transfered to the > smartcard for signing. That is why smartcards would presumably slow down SSL. I can't see why storing the server's private key on a smartcard would slow down SSL. If I'm not completely mistaken the serve

Re: A little pb.

1999-04-30 Thread Michal Trojnara
Emmanuel wrote: > the problem I think it's I have my apache > server installed on port 4440, so my CN should be > secure.mydomain.com:4440, but > this doesn't operate. Is it that the problem ? Wrong. CN shoud be FQDN of your server (w/o service). In your case: CN=secure.mydomain.com Regards,