pe it really is.
- try adding "-- BEGIN CERTIFICATE ---", " END
CERTIFICATE " wrappers if not there (check number of dashes!).
-Bob
-Original Message-
From: David Iungerich [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, August 21, 2002 10:55 AM
To: [EMAIL
On Tue, Aug 20, 2002, David Iungerich wrote:
> I have the following.
>
> key.pem - private key created with openssl.
> req.pem - CSR created with openssl.
> cert.cer - Signed cert returne from Verisign after sending them req.pem.
>
> I need to find out what openssl commands
I have the
following.
key.pem - private
key created with openssl.
req.pem - CSR
created with openssl.
cert.cer - Signed
cert returne from Verisign after sending them req.pem.
I need to find out
what openssl commands to use to package this all up in a PKCS#12 file that my
server require
I have a situation
where a test box is an NT machine. It happens to have IIS running on
it. (Won't be using it, but it's there.) Anyone see any issue with
me using it to generate a certificate request, then taking that req over
to a Linux box I have running with openssl, use open ssl to b
