hi,
On the web page for openssl, s/mime utility gives exit codes explanations.
1.the operation was completely successfully.
2.an error occurred parsing the command options.
3.one of the input files could not be read.
4.an error occurred creating the PKCS#7 file or
OpenSSL version:0.9.5a
OS Version: IRIX 6.5
Compiler: Base Compiler Development Environment, 7.3
Configure command: ./Configure irix64-mips4-cc
Ignoring the lack of random data; take note, in particular, the exponent:
% ./apps/openssl genrsa -out k 1024
war
Hi,
I'm wondering about the possibility of establishing daily digests of the
OpenSSL mailing lists.I wouldn't mind reading the day's list traffic
as a single email.Is this something that other people would
like? and that the OpenSSL list admin could set up??
r,
Lance S. Nehring
Distr
Is there an IE equivalent to Netscape's window.crypto.signText javascript
method? [ Related question: Is Netscape going to actively maintain this
functionality? They don't seem to document/publicize it very well. ]
Put another way, how do you get IE to cryptographically sign arbitrary
text in
How can you create an EVP_PKEY without using any of the certificate
functions. Assume the key is known as a BIGNUM already.
Thanks!
Mitchell Perilstein
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www.enetis.net/~mitch
+1 (605) 574-2367
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Gregory Nicholls wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I'm writing a little program-ette using the SSL library and I'm
> hoping to be able to manage both SSL connections and non-SSL connections
> using BIO stuff. Now I can follow the SSL stuff (with difficulty)
> however I haven't been able to figure out how to
Mikhail Sandler writes:
> Is there a way to automate the process of importing a certificate file
> into IE? The current way that I am using involves going to
> 'internet options' and importing a certificate file from the certificates
Are you looking for a customer-driven online solution
(eg, cl
Hi,
I'm writing a little program-ette using the SSL library and I'm
hoping to be able to manage both SSL connections and non-SSL connections
using BIO stuff. Now I can follow the SSL stuff (with difficulty)
however I haven't been able to figure out how to make a normal non-SSL
connection usi
On Tue, May 30, 2000 at 03:38:12PM -0300, Marcos Rogerio wrote:
> I have tried samples, FAQs and this mailing list for a way to make
> my server read my client´s certificate, without success.
Did you really try all samples? See below.
This should go into the FAQ...
The client will only send the c
Hi, there,
I have tried samples, FAQs and this mailing list for a way to make
my server read my client´s certificate, without success.
My server accepts connection, the client connects
to it successfully, everything goes ok with the handshake, the client
reads the server certificate and shows it
Thanks for this helpful reply. This problem is mentioned in
the java-security archives, along with the claim that jsse
is correctly implemented:
http://archives.java.sun.com/cgi-bin/wa?A2=ind0004&L=java-security&D=0&H=0&O=D&T=1&P=234
Where shall I start digging in the openssl source to build
yo
i am a newbeee
i am planning to ship my application and have the following questions:
1) is it ok to send the cert file along with my application?. if so can
it be dangerous to have cert file exposed?
2) is there anyway to embed the cafile in my app? if so how?
i don't seem to find my answer i
Is there a way to automate the process of importing a certificate file
into IE? The current way that I am using involves going to
'internet options' and importing a certificate file from the certificates
section of the content tab. While this is perfectly reasonable for one or
even a few machin
Hi all,
Has anybody "played" with IIS 5 (PWS) on W2K and HTTPS.
I have no problem when just SERVER authentication is set.
The problem:
When I require CLIENT authentication, my IE5 browser displays
correctly a dialog box with the expected client certificate. Then
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