This is as far as I get...
../certs/vsigntca.pem: OK
Generate a set of DH parameters
./dhtest
.+.++*++*++*++*++*++*++*++*++*++*++*++*++*++*++*++*++*++*++*++*++*++*++*++*+
+*++*++*
p=E063DD42B2E294D3
g=5
pri 1=46C278B63CE23DAD
pub 1=C4BF8DF2FF965D66
pri 2=4DEFB8E041D68290
pub 2=6F7EA01B7
Hello,
I have a reinstall of OpenSSL, mod-ssl and apache. I have a key from verisign. I
followed the docs and installed OpenSSL, ran the mod-ssl patch to apache and did the
make and make certificate on apapche. I ran apache and it seemed to run fine. Now I
want to install my verisign key.
> In a LDAP directory, certificates can be stored as binary
> data under the attribute "userCertificate".
>
> Which of the certificate formats that OpenSSL can produce is
> the correct one to use for this?
The DER (binary) format. Usually transmitted through ldap via a base64
encoding thereof.
Hi,
I'm writing a Eudora S/MIME plug-in. In it, I have my own store of digital
certificates. I want to add support to CRL in the plug-in.
What I want to do is that my plug-in will download the certificate revocation
list from the CA server, or the user manually download and save to a local
fi
> Matthew Cross wrote:
>
> I've read the docs. I've seen the source. I still don't totally
> understand.
>
> I'm trying to be a good doobie and use the High-level EVP_ functions
> for my RC4, RC2, and DES
> calls. But what about setting up the key? If I'm doing password
> based stuff do I ne
secret wrote:
>
> Are there any simple code examples for using OpenSSL? There is a
> examples directory, but I can't get those to compile, and the readme
> says to not expect them to compile.
>
> The documentation seems very confusing to me, a sample client & server
> that establish a simple SS
Hi All,
I have actually a different problem with this setup:
'make test' always fails with the site "www.openssl.org".
Jie
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In a LDAP directory, certificates can be stored as binary
data under the attribute "userCertificate".
Which of the certificate formats that OpenSSL can produce is
the correct one to use for this?
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Are there any simple code examples for using OpenSSL? There is a
examples directory, but I can't get those to compile, and the readme
says to not expect them to compile.
The documentation seems very confusing to me, a sample client & server
that establish a simple SSL connection would be worlds
I've
read the docs. I've seen the source. I still don't totally
understand.
I'm
trying to be a good doobie and use the High-level EVP_ functions for my RC4,
RC2, and DES
calls. But what about setting up the key? If I'm
doing password based stuff do I need to use \
EVP_BytesToKey ?? or
Hello, all,
I am trying to set up a SSL server, using the
"openssl s_server". It has an argument, "-key keyfile". What format should
be the key in?
Thank you! Steve
Where I work we are going to deploy a large secure
site, and the question comes up over and over again
about the bandwidth overhead involved with SSL/TLS
when using client authenticated certs.
By using openssl s_client to connect to our SSL
server here is the results:
content = 2529 bytes or 2
Matthew Cross wrote:
>
> I can't find enough documentation regarding the setup of RC2 and DES.
> RC4 seems straight forward enough. Could someone post the 15 lines of
> code that I need?
>
If you are using the EVP interface then usage is identical except the IV
isn't used with RC4.
Use of the
Hi!
When I compile Openssl under Win2k with ming, I get this output and
error. How can I solve this?
C:\open>ms\mingw32
C:\open>perl Configure Mingw32
Configuring for Mingw32
IsWindows=1
CC=gcc
CFLAG =-DTHREADS -DDSO_WIN32 -DL_ENDIAN -fomit-frame-pointer -O3 -m486
-Wall
EX_
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