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Subject: Re: Is full-duplex socket use possible with OpenSSL?
Konstantin Ivanov wrote:
> I am developing a server application which is based on Windows IO Completion
> ports which basically means that the reads and write to the socket are
> asynchronous. This also means that I cannot
Hi all,
I am developing a server application which is based on Windows IO Completion
ports which basically means that the reads and write to the socket are
asynchronous. This also means that I cannot use the SSL_read and SSL_write
functions which are tied to the socket fd if I am correct. So I
Hi All,
I've setup a CA using openssl. My scenario is to have a root certificate, which
signs requests for certificates. I've generated CA private key as well as the
root CA certificate. However, when signing requests and placing certificate on
the web server, I get the following message (chro
I tried to edit the file to allow custom data to be added to the certificate,
but doing the following command (openssl.exe req -new -x509 -nodes -sha1 -days
365 -key host.key -out host.pem -config openssl.cfg) does not give me an option
to fill in my custom attribute. what am I doing wrong? Than
David,
What would be an approach then to implement such functionality.. I just asked
another question on Attribute certificates, but maybe you can comment on that.
Thank you very much
From: David Schwartz
To: openssl-users@openssl.org
Sent: Wednesday, June
Hi All,
I was wondering if OpenSSL support attribute certificates? I could not find
such information on the web, just a few discussions and some library for
generating the attribute certificates, but wanted to know if OpenSSL can handle
them.
Thank you,
Is it possible to create custom parameters into a certificate. For example, if
I wish to have a certificate for a custom HTTP server which can only accept
maximum of 5 concurrent users, can I incorporate this (lets say maxusercount
parameter) into a certificate so at the server I can retrieve th
Is it possible to create custom parameters into a certificate. For example, if
I wish to have a certificate for a custom HTTP server which can only accept
maximum of 5 concurrent users, can I incorporate this (lets say maxusercount
parameter) into a certificate so at the server I can retrieve th