pt.out and myscript.out.p7s files to the
device I received file authentication failure error.
Original mycert.crt and myscript.out.p7s files are authenticated OK.
Files created by OPENSSL cause authentication error.
Why ?
Andrus.
PS. I can mail original and openssl cre
03 55 04 ? 2D 03 09 00 02 01 00 00
00 D4 BD 4B 02 06 30 30 ? 30 30 30 30 30 09 06 05
2B 0E 03 02 1A 05 00 A2 ? 42 30 40 30 19 06 09 2A
Andrus.
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I'm running openssl.exe from my GUI application nad passing a parameters to
in in command line.
This causes a flashing DOS window to appear and I cannot get back error
messages.
How to avoid this ?
How to to create a dll file (wrapper to main()) which accepts same arguments
(argv array) as openssl.
1F 5A 92 6C 81 97 50 40 B7 2D
BE 9A B7 03 99 F5 CD 89 63 2C BD 4C A7 BB C9 66
F9 DE 7A FE 6A 1C 1A 0B 7F CC 23
F0348AEC4E7C821671BF766BAA7754FBF5AED58B
9A
BF and 9A are somewhat similar to expected 6A and BC
Any idea why the signature decryption fails ?
Andrus
signature.bin
Description: Binary
IL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, December 14, 2004 11:20 PM
Subject: Re: DER public key file structure
> On Tue, Dec 14, 2004, Andrus wrote:
>
> > I need to decrypt RSA signature using RSA public key.
> > Thanks to Nils Larsch reply I discovered that the following command can
be
&
x at the end of .der
file.
What is the meaning of the file header bytes ?
Where the modulus length is stored ?
Where is the publix exponent (03) stored ?
Can you point me any documentation of the openssl source code file where I
can find information about this format ?
Thanks,
Andrus.
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create a public.der file (160 bytes) from this data to be passed
to openssl using not a C language.
I looked into openssl sources but havent yet found DER file structure
description.
Where I can found the DER public file structure description which this
command accepts ?
Andrus
RSAPubkey.pem -pubin -decrypt
but got an error
A private key is need for this operation
Any idea how to decrypt this key ?
Andrus.
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use the command :
openssl pkcs12 -in xxx.pfx -out xxx.pem
By default, this will encrypt the private key with triple DES inside the
PEM file.
It will first prompt you for the password used to protect the pfx back
when it was
created, then it will prompt you for the password used to encrypt it in
I've used openssl off and on for about a 18 months now, but I'm definitely
an OpenSSL beginner.
I'm digitally signing some documents like this :
openssl dgst -md5 -binary -sign privkey.pem -out sig.bin testdoc.txt
or alternatively
openssl md5 -binary -sign privkey.pem -out sig.bin testdoc.tx
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