I think he means that when a non-SSL client connects to some SSL server that
uses the OpenSSL code, the SSL version number check causes the connection to
be dropped due to an incorrect version. I've seen this myself when some
data made its way down the socket ahead of the SSL handshake. I think
> >> time() is a POSIX function while gettimeofday() is not. Also the
> >> gettimeofday() resolution will not be *that* much better (in fact
> >> it need not be better at all, time_t need not be an integral type).
>
> > It's not required to be better, but it is.
>
> ... if time_t is some intege
Hi.
Does anybody know of freely available Perl scripts, that can handle the
entire process of applying for, approving and installing certificates
over web interfaces (cgi-scripts) ? I assumes that the scripts are
frontend to OpenSSL.
Regards
--Terje Tessem--
P.S. would appreciate a cc: to my em
Hi!
> As a mentioned, the algoritm is the following
> output = RSA( SHA-1 (input), d?, n). And now I'm in trouble.
I guess RSA_sign is the thing you're looking for. There _is_ some
documentation on the www.openssl.org and it should get you going. You
could also look at http://www.cc.columbia.edu
>> time() is a POSIX function while gettimeofday() is not. Also the
>> gettimeofday() resolution will not be *that* much better (in fact
>> it need not be better at all, time_t need not be an integral type).
> It's not required to be better, but it is.
... if time_t is some integer type. Yes.
Yang Dehua <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> i downloaded and compiled OpenSSL 0.9.5, then i
> got the following error before i tried to upgrade
> my Apache1.3.12 with mod_ssl 2.6.0:
> "Failed to generate temporary 512 bits RSA private key"
Use the latest mod_ssl release.
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Just a little note to avoid confusion...
> I'm working on a web page which will have direct link
> to local major banks for transactions. Transactions
> are secured wit rsa algoritm. More specifically I
> must call a banks cgi link with various parameters
> and one of them will be my digital sign
Thank's for your kind answer.
Gregory Stark wrote:
> Seriously, first you should document your problem better!
Ok, that I can do :-)
Our bank's in Estonia have very good internet payment systems.
Not so recently they introduced a system called I-Pizza, which
works in the following way. I
I would love to get to know much more about SSL but am having trouble
finding solid resources for this.
Unfortunately I don't have even 50% of my time to commit to SSL at the mo
and am probably going to have to get commercial solutions at 80 UK pounds a
pop for client licenses...(we need hundreds
OpenSSL-0.9.5 MS Visual C++ Project files Available
If you're not using Windows NT, 95 or 2000 you can delete this now.
For 0.9.5 - http://www.iconsinc.com/~agray/ossldev/
I only have VC6 for right now - will put out vc5 when i find my cd.
Even though i write the project files by hand - I still
Webmaster wrote To [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
> Is there a setting somewhere that I need to change to get my server to do a higher
>level of encryption? Here is what is currently being used:
>
> Export Grade (RC4-40 with 40-bit secret key)
>
> I am wanting to use 128 and/or 168 bit (Strong) encrypt
Hi,
I'm working on a web page which will have direct link
to local major banks for transactions. Transactions
are secured wit rsa algoritm. More specifically I
must call a banks cgi link with various parameters
and one of them will be my digital signature calculated
like this: signature = RSA(SHA
Hi,
i downloaded and compiled OpenSSL 0.9.5, then i
got the following error before i tried to upgrade
my Apache1.3.12 with mod_ssl 2.6.0:
"Failed to generate temporary 512 bits RSA private key"
I tried also to use OpenSSL 0.9.4, and there was no
problem.
Could anyone give me some tips?
Thanks.
Reg
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