Re: MSIE certificate expiration problem

Radovan Semancik schrieb: > > > Here, server cert: > > > > Validity > > > Not Before: Jul 13 14:36:12 1999 GMT > > > Not After : Jul 12 14:36:12 2000 GMT > > But the problem is solved. But don't ask me how I have done it :-))) > (maybe the -msie_hack option to c

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openssl and net-ssleay

I am trying to create a secure scriptible client in perl, and thought net-ssleay would be the best choice. I am developing under nt (not my own choice) but it shouldn't matter. I have been trying to get server certificate verification to work, but the documentation states that the examples provide

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Are there any references on how to use the DSA crypto suite? Outside of SSL, I need to sign a SHA1 hash with a private PEM key and verify the signature based on a public key in an x509 cert. Thanks for any help, Marc Mosko [EMAIL PROTECTED] ___

Re: Make errors on LInux

Rod Farmer schrieb: > > Hi everyone, > > I have just untarred openssl in the /usr/loca directory on my box So you have a /usr/local/openssl-0.9.3a directory then? > and am trying desperately to install openssl with the make command. > > I have tried cc, gcc and linux-elf configuration

Re: MSIE certificate expiration problem

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > What are the validity dates for the Issuer i.e. > Issuer: C=SK, L=Bratislava, O=Business Global Systems, > CN=Identity root Certificate [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > compare the dates with the Server cert validity.. > Server cert validity has to be within the issuer cert val

Make errors on LInux

Hi everyone, I have just untarred openssl in the /usr/loca directory on my box and am trying desperately to install openssl with the make command. I have tried cc, gcc and linux-elf configurations with make and pmake. All of them exit when they can't find crpytlib.o. Also it tells me t

RE: rsa_oaep_test

Thanks Ulf, Steve and everyone else, Wrong value for iqmp was the cause of the problem!! I found the source of my problems too. Thanks Hemant __ OpenSSL Project http://www.openssl.org User Supp

Re: MSIE certificate expiration problem

Erwann ABALEA wrote: > > On Tue, 13 Jul 1999, Radovan Semancik wrote: > > > I have problem with OpenSSL generated certificates. MSIE 4 and MSIE 5 > > both say that this certificate has expored: > [..] > - the server/client certificate has a notAfterDate that falls AFTER the >CA's one... It'

MSIE certificate expiration problem

What are the validity dates for the Issuer i.e. Issuer: C=SK, L=Bratislava, O=Business Global Systems, CN=Identity root Certificate [EMAIL PROTECTED] compare the dates with the Server cert validity.. Server cert validity has to be within the issuer cert validity.. ;> > Hello! > > I have probl

Re: MSIE certificate expiration problem

HAHAHAHAHA! Y2K bug on Win98!!! I had this one too. Radovan Semancik wrote: > Hello! > > I have problem with OpenSSL generated certificates. MSIE 4 and MSIE 5 > both say that this certificate has expored: > > Validity > Not Before: Jul 13 14:36:12 1999 GMT > Not A

Re: MSIE certificate expiration problem

On Tue, 13 Jul 1999, Radovan Semancik wrote: > I have problem with OpenSSL generated certificates. MSIE 4 and MSIE 5 > both say that this certificate has expored: 2 possible answers: - the certificate is not valid yet (for MSIE). To check this, change the date to the future, and display the

Re: MSIE certificate expiration problem

At 17:49 13.07.99 +0200, Radovan Semancik wrote: >Hello! Hello, >I have problem with OpenSSL generated certificates. MSIE 4 and MSIE 5 >both say that this certificate has expored: What is the validity period of the issuer cert ? The subject validity period must be in the validity period of the

MSIE certificate expiration problem

Hello! I have problem with OpenSSL generated certificates. MSIE 4 and MSIE 5 both say that this certificate has expored: Certificate: Data: Version: 3 (0x2) Serial Number: 2 (0x2) Signature Algorithm: md5WithRSAEncryption Issuer: C=SK, L=Bratislava, O=Business

S/MIME and Outlook98/2000

Hi all, I use the MS S/MIME engine in Outlok 2000 to sign my messages in detached mode. The certificate/key was generated with my own PKI server; the certificate has all the standard PKI extensions and has a chain length of 3. Problem? When I send my message to friends in the same LAN (i

Re: Legalities of Using openssl in the US

> You can use the RSAref library kit inside the US for non-commercial use, but > good luck finding it, RSA pulled it off their website a few months ago. look on replay.com, it's there (both versions). -- "A computer system without Microsoft products is like a dog without bricks ch

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Now I have checked with HP and it is the same processortypes in the different HP machines ( They do not differ in instructions inside the CPU ). They are supposed to handle large numbers in the same way. The slower machine has actually a faster processor 64 MHz vs. 48 MHz. Earlier I used a bin

Re: No bn/bn_mulw.c -- is my OpenSSL installation corrupt?

Benjamin Rosenbaum wrote: > > Hi all, > > In the instructions for configuring mod_ssl for win32, > the ones at > http://www.modssl.org/source/exp/mod_ssl/pkg.mod_ssl/INSTALL.Win32 , > it says you have to modify line 174 of crypto\bn\bn_mulw.c in the > OpenSSL source. > > > Is the doc wrong? Is

Re: ASN1 string types help

Damien Miller wrote: > > My brain is being slowly roasted trying to grok the profusion of ASN1 > string encodings. > > I am trying to write a small C app that generates and signs > certificate requests, but I am having trouble finding which encoding > to use. The PKIX RFC recommends UTF8Strings,

Re: Slow Generation of RSA private keys and SSL handshake on HP-UX 9000/xxx...

Patrick Harlin schrieb: > > One Strange thing though is that when I ran openssl for the first time I got > something saying "Unable to get random, try to use option -rand". But after > I used "make test" this behavour vanished ??? Thsi is normal behaviour. OpenSSL creates a randseed file in wh

Slow Generation of RSA private keys and SSL handshake on HP-UX 9000/xxx...

Now I have checked with HP and it is the same processortypes in the different HP machines ( They do not differ in instructions inside the CPU ). They are supposed to handle large numbers in the same way. The slower machine has actually a faster processor 64 MHz vs. 48 MHz. Earlier I used a bin

ASN1 string types help

My brain is being slowly roasted trying to grok the profusion of ASN1 string encodings. I am trying to write a small C app that generates and signs certificate requests, but I am having trouble finding which encoding to use. The PKIX RFC recommends UTF8Strings, but allows the following: >

Slow Generation of RSA private keys and SSL handshake on HP-UX 9000/xxx...

One Strange thing though is that when I ran openssl for the first time I got something saying "Unable to get random, try to use option -rand". But after I used "make test" this behavour vanished ??? But it is stil very slow generating the private keys /Patrick __