tushar ganguli wrote:
> Hi,
> I have been using the PKCS12 command and it seems that the command
> compulsorily asks for the password.
> Shouldn't that be optional. Does it compulsorily encrypt all
> certificates and keys with the export password?
>
> Regards,
> Tushar.
Use the command line option
Just because the PKCS12 is going to be YOUR cert (to sign), it requires this
password . It can not be optional because when you are about to install
this file in an email client, the email client needs to make sure it's
yours; so the password is then asked. No password is requested for OTHER's
c
Hi,
I have been using the PKCS12 command and it seems that the command
compulsorily asks for the password.
Shouldn't that be optional. Does it compulsorily encrypt all certificates
and keys with the export password?
Regards,
Tushar.
pankaj227 wrote:
> Ok ! I can't modify the fips_premain.c but what If It can't be integrated
> into my application as it is. Doesn't it limit the usage of
> fipscanister.lib
> by making it mandatory to have c like application which can use it.
No, it doesn't. The FIPS canister has to provide som
Hi all,
After looking at many examples and reading the OpenSSL book i purchased,
I was wondering what the usual culprits are for the errorcode 06065064.
By the looks of it, it could be a bad password / key or perhaps a wrong
sized outbuf.
Any more information would be highly appreciated,
Jehan PROCACCIA a écrit :
Le 28/08/2009 02:57, Patrick Patterson a écrit : Now I removed all my
mozilla (firefox, seamonkey ) profiles on my test client
that's what you mean by "replacing root CA certificate on your client " ?
since I erased profiles (and hence stored ca and servers certificates
> > In FIPS OpenSSL 1.2, fips_premain.c is produced as an output after
> > doing ms\do_fips.
> > A fips_premain.c.sha1 file is also produced containing the
> > SHA1 of the c file. Does the security policy restricts modification
> > to this file?
> > My application is in C++ and I need to do chan
Ok ! I can't modify the fips_premain.c but what If It can't be integrated
into my application as it is. Doesn't it limit the usage of fipscanister.lib
by making it mandatory to have c like application which can use it.
What if I don't use fips_premain.c at all and write my own code to set
FIPS_s
> In FIPS OpenSSL 1.2, fips_premain.c is produced as an output after doing
> ms\do_fips.
> A fips_premain.c.sha1 file is also produced containing the SHA1 of the c
> file. Does the security policy restricts modification to this file? My
> application is in C++ and I need to do changes in this file
Hi,
In FIPS OpenSSL 1.2, fips_premain.c is produced as an output after doing
ms\do_fips.
A fips_premain.c.sha1 file is also produced containing the SHA1 of the c
file. Does the security policy restricts modification to this file? My
application is in C++ and I need to do changes in this file (lik
* Victor Duchovni wrote on Fri, Aug 28, 2009 at 13:39 -0400:
> The OP is not using fixed DH keys. He is proposing to use ADH key
> exchange. This gives confidentiality, but NOT authentication.
Yes, and confidentiality without authentication usually doesn't
help much. In case of MITM, the confiden
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