>
> There seems to be a problem with whatever has been used to save the data.
> It
> is prepending the byte 0, 1 to the start of the structure. If you skip
> these
> OpenSSL has no problems parsing the PKCS#7 data.
>
Worked a treat.
I downloaded an older version of the PKZIP application note, a
On Thu, Dec 29, 2005, WebSpider wrote:
> On 12/29/05, Dr. Stephen Henson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > That leaves the possibility of a new node (A') impersonating an existing
> > node.
> > To avoid that you need to be able to identify nodes securely.
> >
> > How you do that varies. For HTTPS
Is it possible to install
OpenSSL on a host? For instance, I live in the uk and use the host, "f2s" (www.f2s.com) and would like to install OpenSSL
there, purely because their secure server is £200 per year! I can't afford that
;) Now, if it is possible, could someone please point me in t
On 12/29/05, Dr. Stephen Henson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Thu, Dec 29, 2005, WebSpider wrote:
>
> > The issue I'm running into is as follows: A new node (A) is about to
> > make it's first connection to an already existing node (B). The new
> > node knows the IP address and port number by use
On Thu, Dec 29, 2005, WebSpider wrote:
> Hi there!
>
> The issue I'm running into is as follows: A new node (A) is about to
> make it's first connection to an already existing node (B). The new
> node knows the IP address and port number by use of a configuration
> file.
>
> The already existing
WebSpider wrote:
How can I make the new node (A) send an encrypted request to the
already existing node (B) while node A does not have any public
key/certificate information about the already existing node (B), and
still make sure that I am actually talking to B, and not some
Man-In-The-Middle ?
Hi there!
First of all, happy holidays ;)
We're in the middle of the holiday season, so I do hope that there are
some people around that are still reading the list, maybe even while
being on holiday ;-)
I'm having a chicken-egg problem, that I'm hoping someone on this list
can help me with.
I'm
Hello,
I am using OpenSSL to implement SSL in my application, I would
like to enable trusting subordinate CA in my server (I do not want to trust the
root CA and other subordinate CA’s, only a specific subordinate CA), I
have used the verify callback and I can do this, but I have anothe
