Hi Richard,
> It still generates the proper certificates, but, when processing the
> "openssl req" line, it immediately prompts me for a pass phrase. How
> can I set up my openssl.cnf file in such a way as to avoid it asking for
> the pass phrase?
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> I'm not an active member of the list, bu
> Remo Inverardi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> queried the List:
> >
> > After reading about the rsaref library, several questions came to
> > mind:
> >
> > a) Is the rsaref library the same as Bsafe? Or is it a part of
> >Bsafe?
No and No. RSAref has never even shared a common code b
I've done this before, but for the life of me I can't remember the right
options in the openssl.cnf file.. And, unfortuntely, when I upgaded to
openssl 0.9.5a a while back, it over wrote my openssl.cnf file.. of
course, I didn't discover this until today. :(
I used to generate my certificates vi
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> Subject: openssl for windows
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> > Anybody know where I can get openssl already co
Hi,
I'm trying to optimize a sample server I've got going
in C++ on linux using OpenSSL 0.9.5a, but am having no luck.
For one thing, the executable increased by a factor of more than
10. Even with the optimize flag in compilation. Is this normal?
Here's the basic structure of my server:
SSL_
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Subject: openssl for windows
> Anybody know where I can get openssl already compiled for WIndows? I don't
> have perl installed, have no interest in having it installed, so I can't
Hi,
I think you need to read the documentation and see where you configure
the gcache. It needs a connection and that is usually specified in the
httpd.conf. You are obviously using Ben's apache-ssl patch kit and not
mod_ssl. I ran into the same problem in the past.
BTW I just brought up a new a
Anybody know where I can get openssl already compiled for WIndows? I don't
have perl installed, have no interest in having it installed, so I can't
compile the source for Windows.
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> No, the record payload can be smaller than 16 KB and the record won't
> be padded (except as far as necessary for the cipher). But each
> record has a record header, and if you use smaller records, then a
> larger percentage of network traffic will be record headers.
A, my naivete shows. B
On Thu, Jul 27, 2000 at 02:43:45PM +0200, Konstantin Agouros wrote:
> I am writing a client-site application using OSSL 0.9.5a.
> It works for most websites but https://homebanking2.sskm.de/banking.html
> There I get a SSL3_GET_RECORD:bad mac decode
That site uses a buggy server -- it does not s
On Fri, Jul 28, 2000 at 12:04:06PM +0530, Amit Chopra wrote:
>> SSL_write will send the data passed to it in a single record unless
>> unless the request is too large for one record. So for efficiency,
>> avoid repeated calls to SSL_write with small (less than 16 KB)
>> payloads if you can; if y
On Fri, Jul 28, 2000, Jeff Hamilton wrote:
> Does anyone have an idea as to what release of Openssl first contained RC5?
It is in all versions of OpenSSL, and in some releases of SSLeay.
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Does anyone have an idea as to what release of Openssl first contained RC5?
Thanks,
-Jeff
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They work just fine, and I've been running them for months. The ONLY thing that does
not resolve correctly are the certificates, and I have a few ideas as to how to
correct that without any
changes to the apache-ssl or openssl code..Be patient.
"Leland V. Lammert" wrote:
> Tom,
>
> The virtual
Hi,
I'm installing Apache with openssl-9.0.5a and after many hours trying to
make it work, I can't see the certificate. Netscape says there is an
error in the TCP connection, and in the error_log appear these lines:
Failed to connect to socket: /usr/local/apache/logs/gcache_port
connect: Conexio
On Fri, Jul 28, 2000 at 08:52:44AM +0200, Gerd Schering wrote:
> are there tools that come with OpenSSL, suitable to achieve a rudimentary form
> of key and certificate management?
OpenSSL comes with the "CA.pl" script that allows for some basic functionality
of a "demoCA".
If you want more, ther
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