On Thu May 22 2008 16:59, Till Elsner wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm running a program using some OpenSSL features for certificate
> handling on an MIPS architecture (Linksys WRT router with OpenWRT
> firmware). On an x86 Linux everything works fine, but on the router
> the certficate verification usi
Hi,
I'm running a program using some OpenSSL features for certificate
handling on an MIPS architecture (Linksys WRT router with OpenWRT
firmware). On an x86 Linux everything works fine, but on the router
the certficate verification using X509_verify_cert fails. The
certificate used matche
On Thu, May 22, 2008, karim Bendadda wrote:
> Hi All,
>
>I'm trying to decode a Base64 encoded string. Using the openssl decoding
> command:*
>
> echo
> "nnnKZdKOQMmVpLEOBqNU3L07ELMSoQxW0z7SvgZBmwXpjvMYPqnSMaWy9vu6NFUHGc40nhLbaFe8vI159nZHHdMOssHyfI6kzXljRolfrSX6bNjcMvfy7k5J+2xo451u="
> | ope
On Thu, May 22, 2008 at 02:20:07PM +0200, karim Bendadda wrote:
> Hi All,
>
>I'm trying to decode a Base64 encoded string. Using the openssl decoding
> command:*
>
> echo
> "nnnKZdKOQMmVpLEOBqNU3L07ELMSoQxW0z7SvgZBmwXpjvMYPqnSMaWy9vu6NFUHGc40nhLbaFe8vI159nZHHdMOssHyfI6kzXljRolfrSX6bNjcMvfy7k
Hi!
I have some server and async. transport on WINSOCK. Send and receive do with
next
operations:
DWORD CSSLTLSLayer::Receive(IN OVERLAPPED *pOverlapped,
IN WSABUF *pBuffer,
OUT PDWORD pdwWasRecv)
{
DWORD dwRet = __
I am working on a function to create a CSR from OpenSSL 0.9.7m. So far, my
function runs perfectly on x86_64, win32, solaris, and SGI, but seems to
create a segfault on Linux ia64.
Basically it goes like this:
Open the private key
PEM_read the private key
create a new X509_REQ
X509_REQ_set_pubkey
You have to write a loop
1) extract the 64 first byte from the coded string and copy the to
a working buffer
2) convert the working buffer to aat most 48 bytes result buffer
3) copy the working buffer to the the result
4) continue with the next 64 byte s of the input string
karim B
Hi Dominique,
First I'd like to thank you for your quick answer. You're right, it
works well when spliting. I'd like now to do it using the openssl API
(I found the function above on the web). This function works well for input
at most 64 bytes .May I have to do a manual split where input is
We're trying to sign e-mails with the following openssl-command:
openssl smime -sign \
-signer ${PEM_FILE} \
-text \
-out $OUTFILE.tmp \
-inkey ${PEM_FILE} \
-in "$INFILE" \
-from "$FROM" \
-to "$TO" \
-subject "$SUBJECT"
Unfortunatly the signature of the signed e-mail is broken,
Hello karim
The line must be at most 64 octets long
using the file essai.pem where the unique has been splited in three
the command
openssl enc -base64 -d -in essai.pem
works.
but be carefull most of the characterare not printables
karim Bendadda a écrit :
Hi All,
I'm trying to decode
Hi All,
I'm trying to decode a Base64 encoded string. Using the openssl decoding
command:*
echo
"nnnKZdKOQMmVpLEOBqNU3L07ELMSoQxW0z7SvgZBmwXpjvMYPqnSMaWy9vu6NFUHGc40nhLbaFe8vI159nZHHdMOssHyfI6kzXljRolfrSX6bNjcMvfy7k5J+2xo451u="
| openssl enc -base64 -d
*I got no result! nothing!!! I tried to
Hi all,
I have created the server and client certificates. But while doing
openssl verify -CAfile ca.crt server.crt, is is giving following
error.So what is the reason for this?.
server.crt: /C=IN/ST=BANGALORE/O=Kalki Communication Technologies/CN=server
error 20 at 0 depth lookup:unable t
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