--- Tony Esp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I
downloaded the latest version of OpenSSL.
> I did read all the documentation online.
> I unzipped the files (have Windows XP)
> For SSL, my Server asks for a Key and a Certificate.
> How do I create a Certificate?
> How do I create a Key?
>
> Tony Espin
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I downloaded the latest version of OpenSSL.I
did read all the documentation online.I unzipped the files (have Windows
XP)For SSL, my Server asks for a Key and a Certificate.How do I create a
Certificate?How do I create a Key?
Tony Espinal
The screen where I'm supposed to paste the certificate file says: "Please insert the
certificate into the text box provided. The certificate needs to be in PEM/Base64
encoding and less than 3kB in size, or the certificate will be rejected."
-- Dean
Michael Sierchio wrote on 2003-07-12 10:09:
>
hi all,
I wrote a c client to access apache.
here is the code:
strcpy(buf, "GET /index.html HTTP/1.0\r\nConnection:
Keep-Alive\r\n\r\n");
err = SSL_write(ssl, buf, strlen(buf));
I check the response, it works well.
so i use SSL_read() to get the http head and html content.
but when i use the a
