RE: openssl equivalent of sgcinst.exe

The answer is:   openssl pkcs7 -in [chained cert file] -print_certs -out [output file]   The output file will contain each individual cert including issuer info, etc.   DB

openssl equivalent of sgcinst.exe

I have a chained cert (from Verisign).  What I want is to break out just the domain cert.  I can use sgcinst.exe to do exactly this, but would prefer to use openssl if possible.  Is there a way of breaking up a cert chain using openssl?   thanks,   don bynum  

openssl equivalent of sgcinst.exe

I have a chained cert (from Verisign).  What I want is to break out just the domain cert.  I can use sgcinst.exe to do exactly this, but would prefer to use openssl if possible.  Is there a way of breaking up a cert chain using openssl?   thanks,   don bynum     Donald E. BynumDirector, Ar

Re: Problem while parsing attribute certificate.

Take an openssl asn1parse -inform der -in AttribCert.ber and you see that it starts with a Context 1 and not with a sequence, it seems to be an encoding of [1] IMPLICIT AttributeCertificate. Hashim Saleem wrote: Hi all, I have made a try to parse attribute certificate by writing attrib

RE: Windows named pipes error

I fixed the problem myself.  For anybody who looks into this in the future:   Rather than creating an fd from the HANDLE, then a FILE * from the fd, just create the fd and use BIO_new_fd instead of BIO_new_fp.  The FILE * created by fdopen is doing something incompatible with named pipes.

AW: Problem while parsing attribute certificate.

Well, I am not a guru concerning ac but looking at the ac you send with your mail my ASN.1-Dump told me there's a negative INTEGER in it (at approx. octet 497, length 2), but an INTEGER mustn't be negative. Maybe this is the "Wrong Tag"?   Regards   Thomas -Ursprüngliche Nachricht

Re: OCSP, Nonce and the requestExtensions

One of the authors of OCSP once explained that his motivation was that debugging could be simpler because a parser doesn't need to know the syntax behind implicit tags. There was no other particular reason. sravan wrote: I thank Steven & David for taking their time in explaining the concept of

Re: problem with RSA_sign

Hi,   Can anyone please help me?   Thanks in advance BhupendraBhupendra K Joshi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi,   I have downloaded the openssl library for windows. I got the .dll file from the site. The problem is that when I genarete a signature with that .dll file and try to verify it with any o

CA1 signing CA2's certificate

Hi All, I m creating a CA named CA1 using openssl. CA1 needs to certify other certification authorities called  CA2 & CA3 (generated through openssl).     CA1   / \     CA2  CA3     /  \