Usually I reserve C# for Windows servers. I use PHP on Ubuntu other Linux
Distros.Most web servers that need OpenSSL are Linux. Glad you got it
working.
From: Piotr Lobacz
Sent: Monday, May 24, 2021 8:10 AM
To: Michael McKenney ; openssl-users@openssl.org
Subject: ODP: CSR generation
Hi Michael,
thx for your quick reply. Unfortunately i can't use your script because i need
to use native code not bash implementation.
For the first question about loading token module i have found a solution on
github https://github.com/tkil/openssl-pkcs11-samples . This code is a C/C++
code b
Jakob, Thanks for all the help over the weekend. I really appreciated the
help. I did a reply all to your first email to add openssl-users.
These two servers for at my home. They host many web sites.
These are some of them:
https://wp.scsiraidguru.com
https://wp.michaelmckenney.com
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I wrote this script years ago when I switched to Godaddy 10 site certificates.
I don't use it from C# You could easily put it into C# or PHP. < >
would be variables at the top. I have it filled in so I just modify the
alt_names. I just cut and paste the all of it into Ubuntu and run
Hi all,
i am currently trying to generate CSR with the usage of tpm2-pkcs11 module
together with pkcs11 engine from opensc and the whole thing running with
openssl api from C# code.
I have checked that my solution works from command line. I have added these
lines:
openssl_conf = openssl_init
Hi,
after studying the different key generator functions more closely I came to the
conclusion that, since the Prime256 curve has a cofactor of 1, both KDF should
produce the same value and so everything has cleared up.
Kind regards,
Henning
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