Hi,
There are two self-signed root CAs (e.g. rootCA1 and rootCA2) in the
organization I work for, and both have sub-CAs. For instance,
The sub-CAs of rootCA1 are :-
1. subCA1
2. subCA2
The sub-CAs of rootCA2 are :-
1. subCA3
2. subCA4
As the number of PCs are many, it is too difficult, if no
Hello,
I'm working on a client application under Borland C++ Builder for
Windows. Right now, when I compile the OpenSSL libraries into my
application, it's increasing the size of the executable by
approximately 800 KB.
All I need is client-side support for the SSL protocol (for example,
to open
On Fri, Nov 03, 2006, Clem Taylor wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to add a self signed root certificate to Firefox (1.5.0.7)
> that was generated with openssl and is connecting to an openssl 0.9.7e
> based httpd (acme mini_httpd). The certificate was created with
> openssl 0.9.8a.
>
> I can connect
Hi,
I am trying to add a self signed root certificate to Firefox (1.5.0.7)
that was generated with openssl and is connecting to an openssl 0.9.7e
based httpd (acme mini_httpd). The certificate was created with
openssl 0.9.8a.
I can connect to the httpd just fine with firefox, but when I add the
Jordi Jaen Pallares wrote:
Dear list,
I used the "ecdhtest.c" file as starting point to write a small test
application to do ECDH key exchange over a network.
In order to encode the peer's public keys in a TCP message I used the
i2d_EC_PUBKEY_bio functions to write the
public keys to memory
Kaushalye Kapuruge wrote:
Hi list,
Here is my code to get the issuer of an X509 certificate in PEM format.
I'm using X509_NAME_oneline() to convert the X509_NAME to a string. But
the man page discourage the use of it. Is there any other function
serves for the same purpose.
X509_NAME_pri
Hi John,
> I have a question around the area of the Hardware device support that is
> used by the various Engines in OpenSSL. In the 0.9.8.a tree there are
> files for engines like Attala, uBSec, CryptoSwift etc. This is the area
> in OpenSSL is what I am currently interested in understanding.
>
Hi Marek
Thank You very much. Suppose I store the method below in the
SslServerSocket.cc, then all I need to
Do is:
locking_function(int mode, int n, &SslServerSocket.cc, 8);
id_function(void);// return Thread ID
dyn_create_function(const &SslServerSocket.cc, 8);
dyn_l
Marek
Thank You very, very much. Could you please check given Website again. I
can not get there from my company. Maybe the firewall. I need these
examples badly. Openssll do not have many materials on Multithread.
Thank You
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Hello,
> Suppose I have a "Singleton" class below. This method is shared by
> multithreads. This class returns a one and only one ctx ( One Context
> which shares by multithreads). For me, the only Mutex Lock I need is
> around line 8 because of verify_callback method. The remain methods are
> rea
Prabbu/Marek/Chong
Thank for your help. I am very newbie for openssl too.
Suppose I have a "Singleton" class below. This method is shared by
multithreads. This class returns a one and only one ctx ( One Context
which shares by multithreads). For me, the only Mutex Lock I need is
around line 8
Hi list,
Here is my code to get the issuer of an X509 certificate in PEM format.
I'm using X509_NAME_oneline() to convert the X509_NAME to a string. But
the man page discourage the use of it. Is there any other function
serves for the same purpose. All I need is to extract meta data like
is
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