Hi
I've written my own SSL client and server based on s_server.c and
s_client.c .
I use error reporting like that in s_server.c (Only at the server -
end).
i'm using openssl-0.9.4a over NT4.0.
For server side, i use the 'server.pem' cert and 'client.pem' at the
client end.
For the CAfile, i use '
HI!
Please, can we stop the off-topic discussion here?
We have enough to read all day.
Ciao, Michael.
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Craig Idler schrieb:
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> Hi -
>
> I would like to use the OpenSSL library with an application to send
> http method requests to a ssl enabled web server.
openssl s_client utility can do this. But you need to craft
the HTTP Request by hand (that shouldn't be to hard)
> In addition, I must
> be
Since I have a slow authentication I would like to use session caching
but I am not clear of what to do for it.
Do I have to provide code for every session caching callback (I read
ssleay.txt)
or is this there a setting which enables some default caching which I
have missed?
If there is no defau
Hi everyone,
Thanks for the reactions. I'm more confident in using it now :), if we have
some notible experiences during our use I'll be sure to mail them to the
stunnel mailinglist :)
Jan
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Greetings Lee,
Command 'greetings' not recognized.
Umm.
Command 'umm.' not recognized.
maybe we should talk. Maybe you should quit talking???...
Command 'maybe' not recognized.
So your mother raised a thief? You know stealing intel
"Spector, Brian" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>You know stealing intellectual property is
>the same as shoplifting your local Circle K? No distinction at all,
>regardless of whatever rational argument you want to put behind it.
In this case, it's more like dumping tea in Boston Harbor. It's perf
Pinca George wrote:
>
> Hello World ,
>
> I saved a RSA key in DER format , whan I parse it I get something like this
> :
[stuff deleted]
>
> So the first integer After 0 is the modulus, then is the public exponent,
> and then ?
> Which is the private exponent I'll use for decrypting ?
>
The
> When i try to make openssl (nmake -f ms/nt.mak) i get an error because
> the file
> obj_dat.h didn't exist.
The Configure script should generate that file, but there were
problems with some version of Perl. This should be fixed in the
current snapshot.
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