Re: Question about extension of a certificate

Hi, Well, I'am using Perl modules over openssl, not openssl directly. Nevertheless, whatever the file extension you are using, it seems to me that the way your certificate is managed mainly depends upon the command args or environment variables you are using when you run this or that command. So,

Problem adding cert file to a new SSL context

Hi I am having trouble adding a cert file to a new SSL context === This is what I do == SSL_CTX *nctx = SSL_CTX_new(); if (!SSL_CTX_use_certificate_chain_file(nctx, pSecId->certFileName)) { log(LOG_ERR, ": Error reading certificate file: %s", pSecId->certFileNam

Re: Question about extension of a certificate

Oops, I actually knew that but seem to have forgotten . There is a command to generate symlinks for the CA files, do a $ c_rehash . in the directory with your trusted CA certificates. -- Tim The .0, .1 etc suffix is from the way the Apache web server (I guess its SSL module) tries to find certif

Re: Question about extension of a certificate

The .0, .1 etc suffix is from the way the Apache web server (I guess its SSL module) tries to find certificates in a directory. It hashes the subject name then looks for the certificate under .0 then .1 etc so the digit is used for collisions. I've never seen a .1 and we have a BIG directory. You

Re: Question about extension of a certificate

Hi, Thx for the reply. The software doesn't expect .0, but I read it somewhere and I wanted to make sure that it is not the case. Elie At 02:27 PM 10/20/2004 -0400, you wrote: No, you can use whatever extension you want. .pem and .cer are often used. Is there some piece of software expecting .

Re: Question about extension of a certificate

No, you can use whatever extension you want. .pem and .cer are often used. Is there some piece of software expecting .0? Hi All, Is it necessary to call a certificate with extension of .0? For example, if we have a certificate of type PEM, is it ok to name it certificate.pem or we have to nam

Question about extension of a certificate

Hi All, Is it necessary to call a certificate with extension of .0? For example, if we have a certificate of type PEM, is it ok to name it certificate.pem or we have to name it certificatepem.0? I am using openssl-0.9.7d Thanks in advance for the help. Elie Elie Lalo Senior Software Engineer Des

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RE: csr for windows server

Hi, http://www.thawte.com/support/keygen/ There's a menu in the right, select your server type. Juan Angel Martin Gomez AC Camerfirma Tel. +34 920252750 Fax +34 920252732 http://www.camerfirma.com > -Mensaje original- > De: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:owner-openssl- > [EMAIL PROTECTED

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Hi Steven, I do have the directory and the file within my Cygwin installation. So maybe there is something missing in my configuration? Do I have to set other environment variables besides of the PATH variable? TIA, Michael Steven Reddie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb am 20.10.2004, 16:22:16: >

csr for windows server

how do i generate a CSR for a windows 2000 advanced server? it its to be signed by my own CA cert the cert will be used for internal comms I dont know how to genereate it on the windows box. I need to generate the key first and then the cert, is that right??? thanks ronan -- Regards Ronan McGlue =

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Please let me know. Thanks Zafar -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Steven Reddie Sent: Wednesday, October 20, 2004 9:22 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: error while running "make" - No such file or directory The sys directory refered

RE: error while running "make" - No such file or directory

The sys directory refered to is under the system include directory, probably /usr/include/sys. Do you have a /usr/include/sys/time.h? If not, you may need to reinstall gcc. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday

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Hi, When trying to make the OpenSSL version on my Win2k pc I get the following error: tmdiff.c:80:25: sys/times.h: No such file or directory I don´t have a sys directory in my unpacked version (openssl-0.9.7d). I am using Cygwin and ActivePerl to build OpoenSSL. I followed all the steps describ