On Mon, 29 Oct 2001, Imran Badr wrote:
> Has anyone ported openssl (completely or partially) to
> the linux kernel 2.4 or earlier?
The question has already been asked, and the answer, in short, is: no,
there's no need for this (you won't go faster, it won't be more secure,
...).
In fact, OpenSS
I don't know about #1, but #2 is because the ar command either isn't
installed or isn't in your path. It is usually under /usr/ccs/bin/ on
Solaris, which isn't normally in your path. You can use "whereis" or "find"
to see if it's installed, and modify PATH accordingly.
Keary Suska
Esoteritech, In
Mark Krieger wrote:
>
> Hello all,
>
> I have been looking for an SMIME toolkit to use to encrypt and decrypt
> email to and from Microsoft Outlook. This would be used as part of a much
> larger consulting project for a large customer.
>
> Here is what we want to accomplish:
>
> 1. perl script
> > I have generated a certificate to use as a CA root certificate. All I
> > want to do is export it as pkcs12 _without_ the private key so it can be
> > installed as a trusted certificate by the end user.
> >
> > I thought this would do it. Using OpenSSL 0.9.5a
> >
> > openssl pkcs12 -export
Hi,
I am really new. Tried to install OpenSSL 0.9.6b on Solaris, the
following has happened:
1. when config the system, sun4u-whatever-solaris2, solaris-sparcv9-gcc
was detected. However, at the end, I have got a warning:
Makefile => Makefile.ssl
make[1]: Leaving directory
`/home/.../jiedai/op
> G'day all,
> I'm just getting to the end of an http implementation, and am in
> testing for conformance to the spec. I've interpreted the spec to the best
> of my ability, and I'd like to cross reference this list against another.
> Does anyone know the url to a document summarising the
G'day all,
I'm just getting to the end of an http implementation, and am in
testing for conformance to the spec. I've interpreted the spec to the best
of my ability, and I'd like to cross reference this list against another.
Does anyone know the url to a document summarising the spec? Th
I am very new to apache.
With that said.
I have set up a test key with Verisign and it works fine with all browsers except
Internet Explorer 5 for Macintosh, with i.e for mac I get a "Security Failure. Data
Decryption error:"
any ideas
Deke
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I'm not 100% sure, but I think that you can just get your CA cert signed by
verisign, or thawte, or whoever... But you have to have it signed as a CA...
Which they're probably loath to do, as each one that you sign is $249 out of
their pocket (as they see it)
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From: [EMA
> Juan Carlos Albores Aguilar wrote:
>
> is the following possible?? if so, could you explain me how or point me
> documentation about it??.
[...]
> certificates and ours could interoperate?? or maybe with DoD certificates??.
> Of course it has to be an agreement and all those, i repeate, technic
Absolutely. You have to have your root cert signed by their root key, so the chain
can be verified. This is pretty much what PKI is all about.
Thawte (http://www.thawte.com) used to have information on their website about to do
just that. However, I can't seem to find it (things changed when
is the following possible?? if so, could you
explain me how or point me documentation about it??.
I create end-user certificates and sign them by my
own CA, this kind of PKI is working on a apache+openssl+modssl system and i
would like to make this certificates to be accepted to other CA's, i
Hi Beat,
No, I got no direct answer, like "I have built the NT SMIME, here is
a binary, here is how it works with Exchange/Outlook" ...one other
nice person from Germany told me this should work and did work for him.
Should be enough information for me for now.
Mark
>
> Hello Mark
>
>
> > C
Hello Mark
> Can we do this with OpenSSL?
>
> - Is there an NT/2000 version of OpenSSL SMIME?
> - If not, how difficult to build ourselves?
> - Can this interact with Outlook SMIME, using Exchange Server?
>
Did you got any answers?
On the swiss gouvernment we will offer so
Hi,
Has anyone ported openssl (completely or partially) to
the linux kernel 2.4 or earlier?
Thanks,
Imran.
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"Wong, RYM (Richard)" wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I have a question about the format of 'Subject' in 'Certificate Request'
> file.
>
> If I put "emailAddress = Email Address
>emailAddress_max = 60"
> at the end of the block '[ req_distinguished_name ]' in the file
> 'openssl.cnf' and
David Feilen wrote:
>
> I have generated a certificate to use as a CA root certificate. All I
> want to do is export it as pkcs12 _without_ the private key so it can be
> installed as a trusted certificate by the end user.
>
> I thought this would do it. Using OpenSSL 0.9.5a
>
> openssl pkcs12
David Feilen wrote:
>I have generated a certificate to use as a CA root certificate. All I
>want to do is export it as pkcs12 _without_ the private key so it can be
>installed as a trusted certificate by the end user.
>
I have the same problem preparing freeswan with PGPvpn in my case :
To mak
have you considered using the key??, with -inkey?? or is this precisely what
you don't want to do??, hope it helps.
Juan Carlos Albores Aguilar
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I have a PKCS#7 of the type NID_pkcs7_enveloped.
As far as I can see, this type covers both a "signed and encrypted" PKCS#7
and a PKCS#7 that just contains encrypted text (not signed).
In my app. I do a:
int iStatus = PKCS7_decrypt(p7, pKeyCopy, pCertCopy, bioNewP7, iFlags);
This works fine...
Hi all,
I'm using Redhat Linux 7.1 with kernel 2.4.3-12.
I'm using openssl-0.9.6b. After I ran ./configure everthing seems ok but
when I run make I get this errors:
t_req.o(.text+0x2f): undefined reference to `_stdsprintf'
t_req.o(.text+0x63): undefined reference to `_stdsprintf'
t_req.o(.text
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