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Re: Need some help!

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Re: OpenSSL+Apache

I just want to add that there's nothing to stop you from loading a CA authority of your own creation into your web browser too, (adding to the likes of Verisign and Thawte) and then you won't see this message. > You got that message because you generated a test certificate. You are > not a Certi

Re: OpenSSL+Apache

You'll need one from an automatically trusted by the browser CA Like Thawte, Verisign, GTE, etc... On Fri, 29 Oct 1999, you wrote: > >%_Hi to all. I installed mod_ssl with OpenSSL and the apache server is working >great. > > Now I am wandering why do I get this message each time a client browse

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Re: OpenSSL+Apache

You got that message because you generated a test certificate. You are not a Certificate Authority recognized by the major web browsers, and neither is Snake Oil Ltd. :> You would probably have to purchase a certificate from a known and trusted CA. The whole idea behind this concept is that

SSL_connect error & why doesn't https work for me

Ok, I made it past the cert signing by creating self-signing a cert to at least get the thing up and running. Now when I try and connect, it just hangs. The two debugging steps I tried were telnetting to 443 on the host, and to run the openssl command with the debug arg. Output follows *** roo

Re: Newbie questions

SSH is nice, but I would also like to build SSL-telnet, and ran into the same problem. Is anyone maintaining SSL telnet? Has anyone gotten an SSL-enabled telnet to build against a recent version of OpenSSL? -Mike Slass WRQ, Inc. "Dr. Greg Quinn" wrote: > > What about SSH instead? > > On Fri

Re: Docs for someone new to OpenSSL

Thanks... I actually have all the socket stuff working fine with regular sockets (under both NT and linux), it was just the OpenSSL additions to make my code handle SSL that I was interested in. Fortunately, I've now got that working too :) Thanks again for your help. Now... if only I could fi

Re: ssltest question

Thank u very much for your response.. Was begining to think no one listend. SOunds like ia have to use a Mycertificate.pem vs a Mycertificate.p12 filetype OOps does that mean sslopen cant manipulate any pkcs files? > >Joe Schiavone schrieb: >> >> Greetings, >> Need some help know

Need some help!

Hi all, I've gotten OpenSSL installed , but I don;t know how to start it, so its running on a port of its own Can someone help me? __ OpenSSL Project http://www.openssl.org User Support Mailing Li

Re: Changing Root Cert and Re-Issuing Client Certs

Bill Price wrote: > > I ran into this same problem under a slightly different scenario. I had a > key pair and cert that were issued from a NS cert server. The cert had a > short validity period and expired. Rather than generate new keys I reissued > a certificate using the CA. I too found out th

Re: QUESTIONS NOT ANSWERED

Joe Schiavone wrote: > > Am wondering if anyone is monitoring the list that may be able to > provide answers? > POSTED several questions concerning what I feel should be simple > questions to get answered and recieved ZERO replies... Wife says > I