Hi Bill,
Thanks for your reply. I am using openssl0.9.8 version only and I could able
to see the ecdhtest.c and other files related to ecdh.
I need to implement separate server and client programs using ecdh key
exchange protocol.
I have gone through code in openssl, But I t
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I'm having trouble adding certificate checking to my app. I created a
certificate file for the server, and have a copy of the crt file in
the client, load it with SSL_CTX_load_verify_locations with a
directory which returns true, but if I call SSL_CTX_set_verify with
SSL_VERIFY_PEER on my context,
Hello OpenSSL users,
I'm doing Diffie-Hellman key agreement between Java's built-in crypto
and C++ using OpenSSL latest version 0.9.8g.
The key agreement works and the generated shared secret bytes are the
same on the Java and OpenSSL side.
The problem is when I try to use the bytes of the DH sha
You haven't specified which version of OpenSSL you are using, but if it
is a reasonably current version from the 0.9.8 stream, then ECDH should
be there.
For test routines, look at the ec... source in the test directory, like
ecdhtest.c
Bill
From: [EMAI
Hello.
Sorry for my bad English. =)
I'm a newbie to openSSL. I'm trying to verify the signature with Win32
OpenSSL 0.97d.
At first I wote next code:
openssl req -new -newkey rsa:1024 -nodes -keyout ca.key -x509 -days 1000
-subj /C=RU/CN=Lena/[EMAIL PROTECTED] -out ca.crt
openssl d
Kyle Hamilton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The best way to create a CA using only openssl tools is to use the
> CA.pl or CA.sh shell scripts.
Okay. The misdirection in the documentation should still be fixed.
> The best way to create and manage a CA is to use other tools.
Which tools?
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