Hello Harshad,
We have had many discussions on this news group about
this.
The outcome of all the discussions is *it 'might' be possible to share SSL object between two processes
using shared memory* but I am quite sure no one here has tried that
successfully.
It is better advised that you r
Hi,
I'm currently working on my masterthesis and encounter the next problem
with openssl.
I want to generate a bitstring of a given size, constructed on a given
word using SHA1 hash functions. Just by performing SHA1 on the word and
concat to that with the SHA1 of the previous SHA1 result.
for e
Hi Steve,
Your prompt assistance is much appreciated!
> Well it is more a test utility than a responder.
No worries, that's exactly how we use it too and it is excellent for that
purpose. That is why we are getting into all these corner cases and
obscure features. I personally can't see much p
I just found -no_certs works with the OpenSSL OCSP client also. But I dont
know how the OCSP server is validating the signature!
In this case the OpenSSL generated request (attached) has an empty
sequence for the 'certs'. In the failing request (previous post) the
'certs' is not present.
Reg
On Mon, Nov 13, 2006, Simon McMahon wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Not sure if this belongs on users or dev because it might just be me not
> using openssl properly.
>
> I have an OCSP client that signs requests but does not send the
> certificate with the request. It also leaves out the requestorName
> (o
Hi,
Not sure if this belongs on users or dev because it might just be me not
using openssl properly.
I have an OCSP client that signs requests but does not send the
certificate with the request. It also leaves out the requestorName
(optional). Note that the OpenSSL ocsp requester always adds t
