Re: OpenSSL with Java?

Yes, the JDK from http://java.sun.com supports SSL. The package is called JSSE. It integrates really well. LDB Elie Lalo wrote: Hi, I know that OpenSSL supports both windows and Unix, and it is used from C and C++ programs. My question is the following: Can we use OpenSSL from Java programs as wel

Re: BIO_flush() wont flush!

Rodrigo Madera wrote: I am programming an Internet daemon that is using SSL for the connections. Basically, I can reduce my problem to only one statement: My daemon doesnt send the data I send with BIO_puts() untill the whole output buffer is full (I believe it to be around 1024). I would need it

BIO_flush() wont flush!

Dear list members: I just joined in on this list. Specifically because I am having a bit of trouble using OpenSSL. So here I go and thanks in advance for any help resulting because of this message. I am programming an Internet daemon that is using SSL for the connections. Basically, I can reduc

Re: OpenSSL with Java?

Elie Lalo wrote: I know that OpenSSL supports both windows and Unix, and it is used from C and C++ programs. My question is the following: Can we use OpenSSL from Java programs as well ( I am a new OpenSSL user)? I am planning on using OpenSSL on Linux and Windows OS, C++ and Java programs. Java

RE: OpenSSL with Java?

> I know that OpenSSL supports both windows and Unix, and it is used from C > and C++ programs. My question is the following: > Can we use OpenSSL from Java programs as well ( I am a new OpenSSL user)? > I am planning on using OpenSSL on Linux and Windows OS, C++ and > Java programs. Sure

OpenSSL with Java?

Hi, I know that OpenSSL supports both windows and Unix, and it is used from C and C++ programs. My question is the following: Can we use OpenSSL from Java programs as well ( I am a new OpenSSL user)? I am planning on using OpenSSL on Linux and Windows OS, C++ and Java programs. Thanks Elie Elie L

RSA_XXX_encrypt doubts

Hi list Thank you very much Dr Stephen, decrypting PBE privkey problems were fixed on my app and now works pretty good.   Now I have another problem. For design reasons (not my design) I must use both RSA_private_encrypt and RSa_public_encrypt in my app. Designers think that it's better by thi

ca.txt & formats.txt

Hi The two above files are mentioned in "certificates.txt", but where I can find them??? Regards Pawel __ OpenSSL Project http://www.openssl.org User Support Mailing List[EMAIL

ssh-keygen -b 1024 -t rsa1 -f /.ssh/identity of OpenSSH gives me invalid /.ssh/identity.pub key

Hello all, I am using libcrypto library of OpenSSL with OpenSSH for crypto codes. This mail is to discuss a strange behaviour that I encountered with RSA-1 key generation in OpenSSL with OpenSSH-3.7.1p2 particularly with version OpenSSL-0.9.7d. OpenSSH uses the following [few are listed] APIs

Re: Where are the reason codes?

Thanks. That all seemed to work. WHen I connected it gave me a listing of the certificate info so I guess that means it is correct. I am back to where I thought was, Apache. On Apr 28, 2004, at 8:39 AM, Dr. Stephen Henson wrote: Its waiting for an incoming connection. You should be able to conn

Re: .cer certificate file

On Wed, Apr 28, 2004, Raven wrote: > Hi. > > I have to write client for some system that is written by other people, > apparently it uses SSL ;) > I can normally establish SSL connection and receive appropriate response, > but problem is that they sent us their certificate file that we should use

Re: Where are the reason codes?

On Wed, Apr 28, 2004, Dennis Putnam wrote: > It asks for the pass phrase, then says ACCEPT, then seemed to be > waiting for terminal input. Since I couldn't come up with anything that > made and difference I used ctrl-c to get out. > Its waiting for an incoming connection. You should be able t

RE: [98] Address in use.. Could not bind to 443

> -Original Message- > From: kloomis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Wednesday, 14 April 2004 15:21 > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: [98] Address in use.. Could not bind to 443 > > > Hello: > > I have migrated from RH 7.1 to RH 9. I have edited the > httpd.conf, and > connections w

Re: .cer certificate file

Hi, .cer file is just Window's naming convention for storing base64 encoded certificate. It is like .PEM and can be opened for view using a text editor. As such, the usual method for key generation etc applies, check under PEM. Tace --- Raven <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi. > > I have to w

Re: Where are the reason codes?

It asks for the pass phrase, then says ACCEPT, then seemed to be waiting for terminal input. Since I couldn't come up with anything that made and difference I used ctrl-c to get out. On Apr 27, 2004, at 3:08 PM, Dr. Stephen Henson wrote: Hmmm, still sounds like it doesn't like the certificate or