> From: owner-openssl-us...@openssl.org On Behalf Of Graham, Dave
> Sent: Friday, 05 July, 2013 10:47
> I have a need to periodically extract a certificate from
> another automated process and not being a Windows programmer
> (I work in a different programming discipline) I find that a
> comman
Maybe DNS Server, aix is using a different DNS server?
Sent from my iPhone, Rod
On Jul 5, 2013, at 4:36 PM, "Graham, Dave" wrote:
> I have a need to periodically extract a certificate from another automated
> process and not being a Windows programmer (I work in a different programming
> disc
I installed the 64 bit Opensuse 12.3 (with KDE) on a small, entry
level server. Things generally went flawlessly, with one minor
annoyance.
I get a 'Notification' every few minutes that says, "Authorization
failed" on one line, and "Failed to obtain authentication" on the
next. It gives me only
>From: owner-openssl-us...@openssl.org On Behalf Of Sanjay Kumar (sanjaku5)
>Sent: Friday, 28 June, 2013 06:58
>I have a requirement to get unique certificate for each user.
>To achieve that I am modifying the CN field of CERT subject name
>by appending the user index to CN field.
>Eg. If CN=sanja
I have a need to periodically extract a certificate from another automated
process and not being a Windows programmer (I work in a different programming
discipline) I find that a command line 'openssl s_client -connect "uri.com:443"
> cert.txt' does exactly what I need it to do.
In AIX (our pre
Good afternoon.
I m Looking for a solution to create a hash key type Sha1 signed and
encoded Base64.
In openssl is done by executing in CMD:
openssl dgst sha1-sign Fileprivatekey.pem out Filemessage.sha1 message
and thain
Openssl enc -base64 -in Filemessage.sha1 -out FileMsgb64 A
I can
I have a need to periodically extract a certificate from another automated
process and not being a Windows programmer (I work in a different programming
discipline) I find that a command line 'openssl s_client -connect "uri.com:443"
> cert.txt' does exactly what I need it to do.
In AIX (our pre
Dear Reader,
I am receiving this error message while creating the CSR using TPM. Could you
please advise me on this.
sudo openssl req -keyform engine -engine tpm -key client1.key -new -out
client.csr
[sudo] password for sasikala:
engine "tpm" set.
SRK authorization:
Thanks so much for answering my question, Matthew.
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