Ludovic Courtès <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > This is pretty confusing. Are you trying to connect to an OpenSSH
> > server with SSL? That won't work.
>
> Ok. I am getting a bit confused with secure protocols, and i guess i didn't get
> it at all... ;)
It's a little confusing because OpenSSH us
Dr S N Henson srote:
>Kikuyo Nagamatsu wrote:
>>
>> Hi, all
>>
>> I need some advices.
>> I tried to creating request (and certificate) in UTF8 format.
>> Openssl can make UTF8 certificate from UTF8 request.
>>
>
>I've added a -utf8 command line option and a utf8 config file option to
>the req
> This is pretty confusing. Are you trying to connect to an OpenSSH
> server with SSL? That won't work.
Ok. I am getting a bit confused with secure protocols, and i guess i didn't get
it at all... ;)
> There's no real reason to expect this to work. OpenSSH uses a different
> keyfile format from
Ludovic Courtès <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I am new to OpenSSL and I am currently trying to use it to make a simple sort of
> `rexec' program. I first started with the examples taken from
> http://www.rtfm.com/openssl-examples .
>
> Actually, the problem I am facing is that my program (which i
Hi,
I am new to OpenSSL and I am currently trying to use it to make a simple sort of
`rexec' program. I first started with the examples taken from
http://www.rtfm.com/openssl-examples .
Actually, the problem I am facing is that my program (which is almost the same
as the one above) just hangs wh
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> I was wondering if this is a known issue with this particular release of
> OPEN SSL Crypto library. The dll I ran BoundsChecker against is
> Lib32eay.dll, and
> the reported memory leak indicates 16 bytes of allocated memory through
> Crypto_malloc function in \crypt
Assuming its a binary file try:
openssl pkcs8 -in key.bin -inform DER -nocrypt
openssl pkcs8 -in key.bin -inform DER
if neither works see what:
openssl asn1parse -inform DER -in key.bin
produces on a test key (i.e. not anything important).
Steve.
--
Dr Stephen N. Henson. http://www.drh-con
Hi
I haven't tried this myself and its just a wild guess, but if you look at
the engine api, you might be able to plugin your own dummy Encrypt/Decrypt
functions into OpenSSL engine in crypto/engine/engine_openssl.c and see if
it gets you what you want.
Thanx
Himanshu Soni
-Original Messa
Len wrote:
>
> Does any openssl or any other ssl lib support a "test" cipher that does
> not encrypt the data and just passes it clear text? I'm trying to debug
> an application and still want to see the handshake but not really
> encrypt just to verify the software layers above are really passi
Does any openssl or any other ssl lib support a "test" cipher that does
not encrypt the data and just passes it clear text? I'm trying to debug
an application and still want to see the handshake but not really
encrypt just to verify the software layers above are really passing
the correct data.
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I was wondering if this is a known issue with this particular release of
OPEN SSL Crypto library. The dll I ran BoundsChecker against is
Lib32eay.dll, and
the reported memory leak indicates 16 bytes of allocated memory through
Crypto_malloc function in \crypto\mem.c. This function gets called ~2
Hi,
I'm somewhat new to openssl so please bear with my
newbie questions. I'm interesting in using the openssl
command-line utility to generate certificates, and
certificate requests. I'd like to use private keys
exported from the Crypto++ v4.1 library, and I'm
wondering if anyone has succes
Hello,
My experience, just FYI:
The openssl-0.9.6b configure script fails to detect the combination of gcc
and Solaris ld on Solaris 8, for compiling shared libraries, at least for me.
I have Solaris 7 and 8 systems, with both Sun Workshop and gcc (2.95.2)
compilers installed. The Configure s
Need to be build the OpenSSL libraries libssl.a & libcrypto.a on a Tandem
Guardian platform. Trouble is it's an environment without the MAKE
utility. Using simple Compile & Bind Macros (shell-scripts in unix-speak) I
have managed to compile (source list from Makefile.ssl) and build libssl.a .
M
I've never had a problem compiling the last 4 versions of openssl, but I
just tried to compile openssl-0.9.6b with gcc 3.0.1 on glibc 2.1.3 and
I've had a test failure (resulting in a segfault). The same tree builds
fine with egcs 2.91.66 with "-mpentium" and gcc 3.0.1 without "-m"
anything.
Hi Gregory,
On Fri, 26 Oct 2001, Gregory Stark wrote:
> As can be seen from your post, the certficate being sent does NOT have
> pop.commerce.uk.net as the common name (CN) of the Subject: the CN is
> 'localhost'.
>
> It appears to be some kind of canned test certificate and private key, but
>
Dear openssl team,
what is the best way to specify OAEP parameter for RSA operations?
Currently, RSA_eay_public_encrypt() and RSA_eay_private_decrypt()
will always pass NULL to RSA_padding_add_PKCS1_OAEP() and
RSA_padding_check_PKCS1_OAEP() respectively.
thank you,
Vadim
As can be seen from your post, the certficate being sent does NOT have
pop.commerce.uk.net as the common name (CN) of the Subject: the CN is
'localhost'.
It appears to be some kind of canned test certificate and private key, but
I'm not familiar enough with UW-IMAP to know if it comes with such
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Hi there,
I have been trying to set up pop3s access using UW-IMAP. I am using
Mandrake Linux 8.1, with UW-IMAP and OpenSSL installed as RPMs, so I don't
think that there are any compilation problems.
I hope that it is acceptable to post this to both the OpenSSL and the
UW-IMAP mailing lists, as
The folks who developed SSLeay went on to other things.
A new group of core developers have taken it over. For a variety of
reasons, including avoiding confusion with the original folks' work, the
project is now called OpenSSL.
SSLeay has been abandoned. The code, however, lives on as the base
Hello fellows,
at first my truely compliment for our work with OpenSSL. I was
trying to fit
openssl-0.9.6 on my S.U.S.E. Linux 7.0 and it works! With the
openssl req and
ca applications I can get certification requests and sign it with
rather
extensions as described in openssl.cnf examples.
Good Day,
My name is Nick Jenkins. I am setting up an Apache + mod_ssl + OpenSSL
(AMO, heretofore) configuration for internal testing purposes here at GE.
In general, I think this solution is great, and that although it is a shame
that SSL was necessarily 'chucked' from Apache due to the NSA, th
If I have all my information correct (I found it on sourceforge.net)
about SSLeay, support / development stopped quite a while ago. But I
think that SSLeay v 1.3 was the last to work with openSSL. You should
double check though.
-Original Message-
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Kikuyo Nagamatsu wrote:
>
> Hi, all
>
> I need some advices.
> I tried to creating request (and certificate) in UTF8 format.
> Openssl can make UTF8 certificate from UTF8 request.
>
I've added a -utf8 command line option and a utf8 config file option to
the req command in OpenSSL 0.9.7-dev . I
Kikuyo Nagamatsu wrote:
>
> Hi, all
>
> I need some advices.
> I tried to creating request (and certificate) in UTF8 format.
> Openssl can make UTF8 certificate from UTF8 request.
>
> I input DN UTF8 chacters like this.
> iconv -f eucJP -t UTF-8 kanji_dat.euc > kanji_dat.utf8
>
Hi,
I would like to know what the current relationship between OpenSSL and
SSLeay.
As I understand OpenSSL was based on SSLeay. What happened to SSLeay when
the OpenSSL project has started? Has it been being developed separately
since then? Or is the development of SSLeay frozen and OpenSSL exist
hello.
i want to know how to install openssl with borland c++ builder
5.0!!
where can i get the information about them??
thanks...
Hi,
the openssl ca command led to the following result:
wrong number of fields on line 1 (looking for field 6, got 1, '' left)
What does it like to tell me??? Which fields of what are ment?
Thanks a lot for help
Joerg
PS:
the config file is the standard one only root keys and certificates
w
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