Hi,
I have some more rather basic questions about OpenSSL.
1- Is the TLSv1.0 enabled by default in OpenSSL or do we have to do it
somewhere ourselves manually? I am using OpenSSL 0.9.7.3c.
2- How can I find out the SSL version (SSLv2.0, SSLv3.0 or TLSv1.0) that
OpenSSL is currently using for the
I am trying to get OpenSSL to work with Freeradius. I am running the
CA.all perl script but am getting errors that I cant find the cause for.
I have modified the openssl.cnf to put the defaults for my install. I
am seeing errors unable to load certificate and missing directory but
don't see anyth
As for what is happening, I believe that in case 1 the certificate
is enabled for TLS Client authentication (that is, for the client
to present to the server to authenticate who the client is) while
the subroutine is expecting to authenticate a TLS Server certificate:
> Case 1:
> X509v3 extensions:
Hi Charles,
Thanks for your reply. I guess I did frame my question in a confusing
manner.
Basically, I would like to find out how the two extensions "Key Usage" and
"Extended Key Usage" behave if both are present in the same certificate.
Documentation mentions that "Extended Key Usage" may used
perfect! exactly what i need :) thank you very much :)
greetings
Jascha
Am Mittwoch, 3. November 2004 13:18 schrieb Bernhard Froehlich:
> Jascha Semke wrote:
> >[...]
> >i have an certificate-request and a key from one person and all the data
> > we need of this person for the cert (name, adress,
Jascha Semke wrote:
[...]
i have an certificate-request and a key from one person and all the data we
need of this person for the cert (name, adress, and so on).
how can i decrypt the certificate request, so that i can see, that this person
has everything inserted correctly, that i can directly
i am writing an ldap client to connect with Active directory over ssl. I
have finally installed the certificate on the server, but from reading
the ldap pages i need to point the functions handling the connection to
my local client certificate... how or where do i get the client
certificate fro
hello together,
i am new in this mailing list and also a "noob" in ssl. and here is the
problem, where i don't know, how to do it:
i have an certificate-request and a key from one person and all the data we
need of this person for the cert (name, adress, and so on).
how can i decrypt the cert
