Hello everybody
My question: Is possible to generate or recovery the same private key from
my own ini keys(for example some seeds files) via openssl.
I think of recovery of missed private key. I will have some initialization
keys(e.g 3 rand-files for generator) and through the use of them I will
Funny, we just had this discussion not too long ago, with someone else.
$ openssl x509 -inform pem -in certificate.pem -pubkey -noout > publickey.pem
This is less than completely ideal as it prints the public key out to
stdout, but shells can redirect stdout.
-Kyle H
On 5/6/07, Metalpalo <[EMA
Hello everybody,
I have question, how can I extract public key from certificate file. It is
possible via openssl. I found out only way of extracting from private key
file but no from certificate.
extracting from private key file: openssl rsa -in privatekey.pem -out
publickey.pem -pubout
Can
Thanks marek, I didnt know abt the R option on s_server.
Is it possible to make IE renegotiate? I have a rather complex testing
requirement and I cannot test using s_client, somehow I need to ensure the
client triggers renegotiation. I got a KB on IE
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/265369
and tri
Hi,
I want to use the openssl library on a mobile device. Due to the limited memory
space I want to strip down the openssl api in that way, that I can still offer
proper SSL/TLS functionality to connect to a https webserver yet use as less
memory as possible.
Any advices/ recommendations?
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Hi,
I want to use the openssl library on a mobile device. Due to the limited memory
space I want to strip down the openssl api in that way, that I can still offer
proper SSL/TLS functionality to connect to a https webserver yet use as less
memory as possible.
Any advices/ recommendations?
Reg
Hi everybody
this is my first message on the list. I have openssl installed and I
want to add a certificate as a CA certificate so that all the
certificates signed by that certificate are taken without warnings or
whatever. So I downloaded the certificate (which is jabber.org CA
certificate) and I