and tested with GOST keys and certs
when being compiled from the current openssl snapshot?
Are there other versions of openssl which are fitter to run SSL with GOST?
Thanks for help.
André Ziermann
Senior Solution Engineer
SECUDE IT Security GmbH
Goebelstrasse 21
64293 Darmstadt / Germany
Tel
identifier.
Regards
André
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From: André Ziermann
Sent: Mittwoch, 8. August 2007 12:44
To: 'openssl-users@openssl.org'
Subject: FW: Wrong hash algorithm displayed in GOST-Certificates
Hi,
Playing with GOST engine in opnessl 0.9.9.
I cannot get a cert
rtificates GOST compliant?
Where should I submit the report, if this turns out to be a bug?
Thank you very much for advice.
PS: Thanks to Andrej Kol'tsov for having helped with GOST key generation. :-)
André Ziermann
Senior Solution Engineer
SECUDE IT Security GmbH
Goebelstrasse 21
_pmeth.c:
274:
error in req
OpenSSL>
Although it was said on the cited page that there are no parameters needed, the
shell complains about not having any. Is it a bug?
Thanks for help.
André Ziermann
Senior Solution Engineer
SECUDE IT Security GmbH
Goebelstrasse 21
64293 Darmstadt / Ge
/source/)? How do get it?
Thanks
André Ziermann
smime.p7s
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Hi,
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connections.
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