Re: newbie question -- private key -- encrypted token

I based my GUI fields on the Distinguised Name prompts displayed when I ran the command,openssl req -new -nodes -keyout private.key -out public.csrfrom the command line.  These fields included Country Name, State or Province Name,Locality Name, Organization Name, Organizational Unit Name, Common N

Re: creating shared libs on hp-ux 11

Lance, Thanks for your detailed answer. Examples would be helpful but not necessary. Regards... Rob L Nehring

Re: creating shared libs on hp-ux 11

"chatr" is also useful for changing the information after the fact, so if someone forgets to enable dynamic library search (via "SHLIB_PATH") or hardcodes a path during the build, you can use "chatr" to modify these attributes and get your system working. L Nehring wrote: > > Rob, > > Shared l

Re: semi interactive req

Douglas Wikström wrote: > > Hello! > > Can somebody tell me how I can create a selfsigned CA-cert using a > generated .cnf file as below, but where I am prompted to input the > passphrase to be used by the cert-repository? > > cat < ${DMIX_HOME}/ssl/ca_openssl.cnf > RANDFILE

Re: Decrypting a string

Thanks Dr S N Henson. It works for us now after we did following two changes. --Wanda Zeng-- At 12:22 AM 1/19/2002 +, you wrote: >Wanda Zeng wrote: > > > > Hi Dr S N Henson, > > Thanks for your quick response. Please see following two C programs. > > We really appreciate your help. > > > >[

Re: PEM/ASN1 certificate load error?

Eric, Just the thing to persuade them I needed a replacement! Thanks so much /jbc Eric Rescorla wrote: > The certificate is hosed. It's not even correct BER. > > Here's a BER decoding of the certificate: > . > error: pre-mature EOF decoding definite length value > > -Ekr > > -- > [Eric Res