HI!
IMHO it would be very handy...
1. if one could use the command
openssl req -name [CA section]
to specify the CA definition for which the certificate request is
generated.
2. to have a parameter named "req" (similar to "policy") in a CA section
to specify a section with the request templ
HI!
I would like using only DER certificates throughout the whole
certification process. Unfortunately the "openssl ca"-command does not
support anything like -inform or -outform parameters like all other
commands do.
Are there plans to change this?
I prefer storing certificates in DER format b
HI!
I would like to propose a new parameter for the openssl.cnf. In each CA
section there should be a parameter "new_reqs_dir" which specifies the
directory in which new certificate requests are stored. This could be
the default directory for "openssl req" and "openssl ca
-[infiles|spkac]".
(Wel
Hi!
I've been workin' on theese patches for some time and since them
have not been included in the 0.9.3 I post them in order to make
them available.
The patches are 2, and add:
* openssl ca
- extensions [ exts_section ]: adds the ability to
use extensions specified in a
Well, I can answer my own question here. This occurs when you put the
exact same information in your certificate as you have in your CA.
Skadz
Ryan P Skadberg writes:
> Hopefully someone has an answer to this. I saw the question once in
> the archives, but no answers :(
>
> I have compil
