> David Murphy wrote:
>
> Hi - I am trying to develop an SSL Java client side app and testing
> against OpenSSL. Whenver I request any suite with DH key excahnge I
> get "Could not agree on ciper suite " from OpenSSL. ie any suite
> prefixed SSL_DH_..
>
> What do I need to do to have OpenSSL acc
I got the same problem with version 0.9.4. 'apps/x509.c' tries to read
'client.csr' as a certificate, not a certificate request. But, 'client.csr'
is a certificate request. I believe the cmd should be:
"openssl x509 -req -in client.csr ..."
Meanwhile, I got another question. Is it possible to g
Hector Jimenez Pensado wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I tried changing the .p12 extension to .pfx extension and
> I get the "invalid input information" message when trying to
> add the certificate to the Personal Certificate Store.
>
> I have not tried the -certfile ourca.cert yet.
>
Have you given it a
Hi,
I tried changing the .p12 extension to .pfx extension and
I get the "invalid input information" message when trying to
add the certificate to the Personal Certificate Store.
I have not tried the -certfile ourca.cert yet.
Hj
> -Original Message-
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Hi - I am trying to develop an SSL Java client side
app and testing against OpenSSL. Whenver I request any suite with DH key
excahnge I get "Could not agree on ciper suite " from OpenSSL. ie any suite
prefixed SSL_DH_..
What do I need to do to have OpenSSL accept
such a cipher suite? Speci
Wade L. Scholine wrote:
>
> I thought I had seen somplace in OpenSSL some routines for comparing certs
> to see whether or not they are the same. Do such routines exist or was I
> hallucinating? I can't find them now.
Hmm there isn't one as such but there are functions for generating
hashes from
I thought I had seen somplace in OpenSSL some routines for comparing certs
to see whether or not they are the same. Do such routines exist or was I
hallucinating? I can't find them now.
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> Volker Wiegand schrieb:
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> >> Q1: Is the SSLftp-0.13.tar.gz package from the SSLeay mirrors still the
> >> right thing to use?
> >
> >AFAIK there is no "oficial way" for adding TLS to FTP.
>
> There is an internet draft (draft-murray-auth-ftp-ssl-04.txt) which des
Pete Chown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 08/09/99 11:37:50
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Subject: Re: Current location of SSL FTP client/server
Holger Reif wrote:
>> Volker Wiegand schrieb:
>> > Q1: Is the SSLftp-0.13.
Fernando Ruscitti wrote:
>
> I solved the problem just doing a shutdown(1) over de socket descriptor (not the
> ssl context) after all my SSL_writes. It works, but i don't now if there are a
> better solution.
Thank you for the answer. As I still do not support persistent
connections with my sim
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