Hi all,
I am working on a C++ app to send a single HTTPS request (HTTP 1.1), wait for/receive
the response and to close the connection afterwards. All application data, e.g. the
response, is received correctly/completely. But after having read the whole data, a
select() on the socket tells me t
"Dr. Stephen Henson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Try this:
>
> openssl x509 -in cli_cert_vega.pem -issuer -noout
> openssl crl -in ca_cert/vega_cacert2.pem -issuer -noout
>
> they should produce the same string. If not then the CRL isn't for that
> certificate. If they do match then please send
> Thanks for your response.
> Here is how i use RAND_seed in my client :
>
> while (RAND_status() == 0) {
> int rnd = rand();
> RAND_seed(&rnd, sizeof(rnd));
> }
Ungh.
Now you're seeding your random number generator with... a
random number generator. And I bet you never called sr
hi brian,
Thanks for your response.
Here is how i use RAND_seed in my client :
while (RAND_status() == 0) {
int rnd = rand();
RAND_seed(&rnd, sizeof(rnd));
}
Now Serverhello and certificate is accepted but when
the client tries to generate a RSA key, the control
does not seem to be
> I already have a module which works
> fine when I encrypt with a test public key using openssl's C API.
Sorry, I meant: "when I encrypt with a test public key generated using
OpenSSL".
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> The PGP public key format isn't supported by the OpenSSL command line
tools.
Well that would explain it! =)
The problem is that our client uses PGP (and its handy M$ Outlook plug-ins)
for their encryption needs. And I was hoping to use openssl to encrypt data
using their PGP-generated public k
On Wed, Mar 19, 2003, Robert Locke wrote:
> Greetings...
>
> > I have an RSA public key file exported from PGP v8.0 (ie, foo.asc). How
> > can I get openssl to read this file? Do I need to convert it to PEM
> > format? How do I do that?
>
> I feel like I'm getting close to figuring this out,
Greetings...
> I have an RSA public key file exported from PGP v8.0 (ie, foo.asc). How
> can I get openssl to read this file? Do I need to convert it to PEM
> format? How do I do that?
I feel like I'm getting close to figuring this out, but alas, no cigar.
Here's what I did:
* I generated a 1
On Tue, Mar 18, 2003, Naomaru Itoi wrote:
> **Hello,
>
> Thanks for this piece of information ... I am trying to do a similar thing
> using "openssl verify", but failing.
>
> This is what I tried:
> - Generate client cert from iPlanet CA.
> - Retrieve CA root cert from the CA.
> - Verify the c
**Hello,
Thanks for this piece of information ... I am trying to do a similar thing using "openssl verify", but failing.
This is what I tried:
- Generate client cert from iPlanet CA.
- Retrieve CA root cert from the CA.
- Verify the client cert: "openssl verify -CAfile ca_cert/vega_cacert.pem cl
Dear openSSLers,
Attached is a performance enhancement to the
ZLIB compression facility of openSSL.
It uses the deflate API rather than the
compress API to avoid repeated mallocs.
I would be very interested to hear how
people get on with this. It has been
tested on Solaris 8 and MS-Windows 2000.
Hi,
This is probably really simple, but I'm struggling
to figure this out.
I have an RSA public key file exported from PGP
v8.0 (ie, foo.asc). How can I get openssl to read this file? Do I
need to convert it to PEM format? How do I do that?
Confusedly yours...
(Sorry if this is a r
> I generate an RSA-key, assign it to an EVP_PKEY structure, sign the
> cert with it, than use X509_get_pubkey() to get the public key, and
> verify the signature with the pubkey, X509_verify(cert, pubkey), but
> it always results "-1",
ASN.1 (and, therefore, X.509) signatures identify the message
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