Hi
Is it possible to process (parse and compile) simple mail text with
one or more attachments using the current S/MIME API of OpenSSL?
Thanks in advance
Rene
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David,
Please send me this good procmail rule.
Tx,
Paul
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> A good procmail rule strongly limits the damage done with broken servers or
> clients.
>
> -d
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* Paul Haskell
hello.
I had/have the identical problem when running my server using OSSL on
Linux RH and accessing it from a Mac, I didnt investigate it further due
to lack of time, but Id be interested if you find out what the problem
is.
/Douglas
Nick De Roeck wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> Can somebody help me out
Hi,
Can somebody help me out with the following problem.
I'm developing an openSSL enabled webserver running on MacOS. The
certificate (and key) I use for the server are self-generated. Now,
Netscape (either mac or pc) and Explorer (on PC) seem to reckognise
the fact, when connecting to my se
Hi all,
I've installed the openssl-0.9.5a in Windows 2000. And I've generated the private key
file and the certificate. But how can I use them with RSA to encrypt or decrypt
something?
Best regards,
Chai Hongjun
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When compiling opensll on a linux-redhat-6.0 system I get a library
"libRSAglue.a". I cant figure out what it does.
BTW when compiling openssl under mandrake-7.0 (=redhat-6.1) I do not get this
lib.
Even more strange:
under redhat-6.0 - when generating a rsa key for instance - openssl never stops
Hi there,
Attached are:
1) getKeyReq.tk:
expectk source which I request openssl to generate a RSA:1024 bit key
pair
and a certificate request. Please read the header as the scripts two
environment
variables. One can change the key type to DSA:nnn and extend the gui to
hand
I use:
int verify_CAkey()
{
FILE *fp1, fp2;
X509 *A, *B;
EVP_PKEY *A_pub;
int flag;
fp1 = fopen( "CAcertA", "rb" );
fp2 = fopen( "certB", "rb" );
A = (X509 *)PEM_ASN1_read ((char *(*)(...))d2i_X509, PEM_STRING_X509,
fp1, NULL, NULL, NULL);
A_pub = X509_extract_key( A );
B = (X509 *)PEM_
Hi,
Is a self-signed certificate always a CA certificate? If not, what criterias
do Netscape use so it can determine which certificate is your own, which is
other's and which is CA's?
Is there any function in OpenSLL that enables me to tell whether a certificate
is a server certificate?
Angu
A good procmail rule strongly limits the damage done with broken servers or
clients.
-d
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