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> returned = SSL_write (con, "GET / HTTP/1.1\r\n\r\n", 18);
>
> No errors on return code, but when I try to make a SSL_read, it seems to
> be dead.
> ...
> returned = SSL_read (con, buf, 1024);
>
> After 2 or 3 minutes I receive a SSL_ERROR_WANT_WRITE error
>
> Why can't I read anything from the
> From: Alejandro Garcia Garcia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> agg62> SSL_write (con, "GET HTTP/1.1\r\n", 14);
> agg62>
> agg62> This call seems to be ok, but next I do this
> agg62>
> agg62> SSL_read (con, buf, BUFSIZ);
>
> You need to read RFC 2616. Very simply, you have forgotten the URL
> and the s
Hi,
I used the following command to generate the client
cert in PKCS12 format. And the browsers (IE55, Nav
4.08)accepted it and the server seem to authenticate
the client.
Is it possible that with PKCS12 the private key gets
embedded into the file and that is how the browsers
get it?
Command:
p
Hi, I'm a beginner programmer and I have been dropped into a big
cryptographic project. My boss went away, and told me what to do still he
comes back.
I have to do the following things in C:
-generate an RSA key pair
-write it out in a file in DER or PEM format
I tryed the following code:
#incl
Note that in the 'GET HTTP/1.1'
there is no URL, it seems obvious that any server immediately
starts complaining. because the GET has an invalid syntax.
GET / HTTP/1.1\r\n\r\n
X
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Hi,
These are the steps I am using to create a CA and then
sign a certificate.
openssl req -x509 -newkey rsa:1024 -keyout cakey.pem -out
cacert.pem -config openssl.cnf
then i follow the prompts.
after cacert.pem is created a copy the private key into
democa/private and cacert.pem into democa
Some systems like current Linux distributions have crypt() that supports
more than just DES. It would be good then if OpenSSL's crypt() could be
disabled like it's currently done for FreeBSD etc., so that applications
can link with OpenSSL and still use the systems own crypt(). This is
currently a
