From: Abdelilah Essiari <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
aes> When we decodeUpdate several times, depending on how we break the string
aes>
aes> "YQ==" we get two answers:
aes>
aes> 1) "a" which is a string of length 1
aes>update "YQ"
aes>update "=="
aes>
aes> 2) "a\0" which is a string of length 2
dear Rick,
so happy to receive your help, and after i imported
the CA root cert into netscape, the signtext()
function works! but it also return a warning
window like that:
Waring:
Name:textForm
Class:XmTextField
Character'
',not supported in font. Discarded.
sorry to bother you again, but how
Hello,
We have found some inconsistencies with the Base 64 Decoding.
Here is what happens:
the base64 encoding of "a" is "YQ=="
When we decodeUpdate using the whole string "YQ==" we get
back "a" which is a string of length 1.
When we decodeUpdate several times, depending on how we break the strin
Hi
I've a question. How could I encrypt data such as an image to send it at
the time of a request Web knowing that I installed successfully OpenSSL
and that the https functions effectively with HTML alone.
Best regards
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OpenSSL
Hi !!!
Is there an any function(s) in crypto library or somewhere else
that prints out certificate content( all fields ) to the either binary
or text output file ?
Thanks a lot !!!
Sasa
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> Sasa VucenovicBroadc
There's several guides for getting certs into the client (Netscape or IE).
Check out the relevant sections at:
http://www.ultranet.com/~fhirsch/Papers/cook/ssl_cook.html
(There's probably more updated ones, but the above worked for me.)
Once the user cert AND associated CA cert are in the Netscap
