Hi,
I do not know whether the head is the standard PEM
.It is issued by KEON, so maybe there will be some problems.
As to the FORMAT_PKCS12, yes, you are right.
I have tried some pfx files exported form IE, I could
retrive the private key by using load_key() in app.c with the format
FOR
> Why don't you convert or issue the PKCS#11 in DER format. I believe
PKCS#12, not PKCS#11 sorry for my typo.
-Kiyoshi
Kiyoshi Watanabe
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Hello,
>-BEGIN CERTIFICATE AND KEY-
Is this the standard PEM encorded pkcs12 format?
As long as I see the header checking definitions for PEM formats in
pem.h, no such a header is defined.
Why don't you convert or issue the PKCS#11 in DER format. I believe
the openssl will
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(BHi, all,
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(BMaybe my question in last time was not clear, so I ask again by another
(Bdescription.
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(BI have a CA certificate exported from RSA KEON, which is PEM encoded
(Bpkcs#12 certificate (listed below.)
(BIt seems encoded by base64 , I have tried different methods t
At 03:47 AM 6/23/2003 +, John Doe writeth:
>Anyone know of a web based certificate authority that actually works as
>advertised. I have tried php-ca but I am having alot of trouble getting it
>to work. OpenCA is a little bit to full featured for what I am trying to
>accomplish.
>
>Basically
On Mon, Jun 23, 2003 at 11:46:57AM +0530, Wilson wrote:
> Im facing a problem with SSL_write(). I have a server and client
> communicating over TLS. Initial handshaking is done successfully. But as I
> increase the load on server (Connecting more clients[5 to 10 ] and increaded
> the message size)
