The problem below appears to be related with my using VC toolkits 2003 and
VC 6 and not up-to-date libraries..Resolved by using VC 7 (i.e., VS .net 2003).
Just in case any one else needs that info.Pan Pap <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Dear All,
I would be greatful if you can point out a fix for th
Hi all,
I'm using OpenSSL 0.9.8 on a 64-bit HP-UX 11i v1 platform as a part of
my effort to compile libssh2 c-library (http://www.libssh2.org/) that is
using openssl resources. OpenSSL compiles nicely and passes 'make test'.
When trying to use it to create a ssh2 connection, I get complaints from
Hi,
While creating self signed certificates and certificate requests use -subj to specify the the subject name and -nodes for not prompting for password (private key will not be encrypted)
If you want the password to be encrypted generate the rsakey using genrsa command with -passout option and u
On Wed, Aug 24, 2005 at 12:38:59AM +0200, Jostein Tveit wrote:
> The application data is encrypted. Everything after the 5th byte
> is ciphertext.
>
> 17 (application data)
> 03 (major version)
> 00 (minor version)
> 00 20 (length 16bits)
> ... (32 bytes of encrypted data)
>
With a 16 byte (128
Matt Rodriguez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I've been looking at the specifications and figuring out what the
> data in the application
> data record means. If anybody can explain this to me in greater
> detail, that would
> be great.
The application data is encrypted. Everything after the 5th b
I'm using s_client and s_server tools to create a ssl connection and
send data over a ssl connection.
I'm observing the traffic using ssldump with the -Adx flags.
The first time I type text into s_client program I see 2 application
data records.
I'm not sure what the purpose or what is in the f
You need to set the cnf so it won't prompt.
Here's a little excerpt from a shell script:
cat <<@eof >$CONFFILE
# openssl x509 extfile params
extensions = extend
[req] # openssl req params
prompt = no
distinguished_name = dn-param
[dn-param] # DN fields
C = US
ST = WA
L = Yadda
O = Yadda
OU = Cha
In reply to you both, the PHP part I got down..that's not the problem.
It's what to tell openssl to do. I'm trying now to make a cnf file to
make a CA without prompting, then to make a certificate req and sign it
without prompting...at least now I know I'm in the right direction.
Thanks!
--Brian
Oliver Leitner wrote:
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| Hi all...I'm new to the list and for the most part OpenSSL as well...so
| sorry if I use the wrong terminology. I've searched the list archives,
| as well as Google, and cannot figure this out. I'm
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McCann, Brian wrote:
| Hi all...I'm new to the list and for the most part OpenSSL as well...so
| sorry if I use the wrong terminology. I've searched the list archives,
| as well as Google, and cannot figure this out. I'm trying to create a
| CA
Hi all...I'm new to the list and for the most part OpenSSL as well...so
sorry if I use the wrong terminology. I've searched the list archives,
as well as Google, and cannot figure this out. I'm trying to create a
CA certificate, as well as certificates for users using a script (called
from a web
Hi, All
I just recently started working with SSL. Unfortunately, the online
documentation is not quite complete as I expected. Maybe I am just not
looking at the right place. If so, can someone point me to some
tutorials that are good for new comers?
I downloaded some sample code. One thing
Hello,
I have a problem with OIDs during CA root certificate renewal.
I am using openssl 0.9.6b.
I've performed the following steps:
1) Converting existing certificate to CSR:
openssl x509 -x509toreq -in old_cert.pem -signkey PrivKey.pem -out careq.csr
2)Signing the request with existing private k
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