On Thu, Jan 28, 2010, Jaraba Nieto, Fernando wrote:
>
>
> I would know if it's possible with openssl to sign a digest message,
> without using the original document. If it's then I can send hash digest
> to the client and receive signed hash to build pkcs#7 structure.
>
It is possible using
On Thu, Jan 28, 2010, Adam Grossman wrote:
> hello,
>
> so close, yet so far
>
> i fixed it where the client is sending the it's certs over and the
> handshake is complete. but i have two problems:
>
> 1. for different clients, i have different CA certs. so i load them all
> up when the s
> From: owner-openssl-us...@openssl.org On Behalf Of Kyle Safford
> Sent: Monday, 25 January, 2010 11:49
> I am using Self-Signed Certificates and had a few questions about
them.
> When running the command to verify whether the certificate chain is
valid
> or not (in webl
hello,
so close, yet so far
i fixed it where the client is sending the it's certs over and the
handshake is complete. but i have two problems:
1. for different clients, i have different CA certs. so i load them all
up when the server starts up using:
SSL_CTX_load_verify_locations(ssl_
Namrata Sorte wrote:
> Actually I want to Sign Word Document (.doc) file using RSA
> (both encryption-decryption & signing-verifying) algorithm.
> So could you please tell me what modification will be required
> to make in existing algorithm to support signing word document.
I don't know what I c
On January 28, 2010 01:05:25 pm John R Pierce wrote:
> Namrata Sorte wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > Actually I want to Sign Word Document (.doc) file using RSA (both
> > encryption-decryption & signing-verifying) algorithm. So could you
> > please tell me what modification will be required to make in exist
Namrata Sorte wrote:
Hi,
Actually I want to Sign Word Document (.doc) file using RSA (both
encryption-decryption & signing-verifying) algorithm. So could you
please tell me what modification will be required to make in existing
algorithm to support signing word document.
openssl is designed
Hello Björn;
On January 28, 2010 05:40:57 am Björn Lantz wrote:
> Dear listreaders,
>
> I have a question about whos/which CRL the crlDistributionPoints in a
> certificate should point out. I have spent a few days looking for a
> recommendation or common practice, but without success.
>
Check out
Dear listreaders,
I have a question about whos/which CRL the crlDistributionPoints in a
certificate should point out. I have spent a few days looking for a
recommendation or common practice, but without success.
The alternatives for a certificate are of course to point out its own
crl, the i
I guess, since this is the openssl users list, he wants to use openssl to
sign a word document file.
One might indeed so guess.
But there's different ways of doing that.
My guess is that he wants to call the OpenSSL API from VB code sitting
behind a "sign this document" button on a Word tool
I guess, since this is the openssl users list, he wants to use openssl to
sign a word document file.
So, you will need to at least take a hash of the document first, using
openssl dgst.
But Patrick recommendations apply. I guess you may want a more user friendly
sollution. So, please explain in m
Hi there:
It is really quite simple. How do you want to sign or encrypt this
document? Do you want to do it natively from word? Or do you want to do
this from a Unix command prompt? What formats do you want it encrypted
in? How will the consumer decrypt or verify the document? Again, do you
want
I would know if it's possible with openssl to sign a digest message,
without using the original document. If it's then I can send hash digest
to the client and receive signed hash to build pkcs#7 structure.
Thanks a lot
Fernando.
Hi,
Actually I want to Sign Word Document (.doc) file using RSA (both
encryption-decryption & signing-verifying) algorithm. So could you please
tell me what modification will be required to make in existing algorithm to
support signing word document.
Thanking you,
Namrata
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