Re:Call API to generate CSR?

>>Does anyone know if it is possible to generate a CSR by calling an API? >I know this can be done from a command line, but I'd like to be able to have CSRs >generated from software. >thanks > >C.Pulfer > Hi, If you can generate a CSR from a command line, the API for this purpose can be found i

Re:How to write a client to let the SSL_get_peer_certificate call on server side return a X509 point

>>Hi: >Do you know how to write a client program with certification? I don't >know how to setup my client program to use a pem file and let the server >side get the certification. >In one words, how to write a client program to let the >SSL_get_peer_certificate() function call on server si

Re:Digest openssl mailing lists

>Hi, Hi > >I'm wondering about the possibility of establishing daily digests of the >OpenSSL mailing lists.I wouldn't mind reading the day's list traffic >as a single email.Is this something that other people would >like? and that the OpenSSL list admin could set up?? > >r, >Lance S. N

Re:Re: Client verification in a SSL server

Hi, Mr. Lutz, Thank you for your return. > >This should go into the FAQ... >The client will only send the certificate if requested by the server. >The server must hence be configured with the SSL_VERIFY and corresponding >SSL_VERIFY_CLIENT_ONCE (maybe SSL_VERIFY_FAIL_IF_NO_PEER_CERT) using >the S

Client verification in a SSL server

Hi, there, I have tried samples, FAQs and this mailing list for a way to make my server read my client´s certificate, without success. My server accepts connection, the client connects to it successfully, everything goes ok with the handshake, the client reads the server certificate and shows it