Of course, be aware that a man-in-the-middle attack is
possible. A man in the middle could impersonate the
server at any time.
Cheers
Pat
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Just use Anonymous Diffie-Hellman if you don't need certificates. All you need
> to do is change the cipher set.
>
> G.
>
>
Ok. It works when there is no attachment.
But it still does not display the trailer
on signed email unless I view the source.
Sorry for the off-topic content.
"Patrick G. Moore" wrote:
>
> I am running Netscape 4.7 something. When
> I get the mail back from the list t
I am running Netscape 4.7 something. When
I get the mail back from the list the sig
is invalid. The Bcc was valid. I think
the only difference is the trailer that was
put on by the mail server. This should not
matter but with netscape it does.
I have not yet tried it with openssl smime.
BTW:
Hi,
I had to use some legacy keys in my system. So I modified the request
function with a new option to read the key from a file. For the private
part of the key, I just put a bogus value. Of course the signature
on the request was then invalid. I then modified the CA program with an
option t
"BOB RADAR BOB" spelled both forward and backward.
Sorry, couldn't resist.
BTW. Thanks to all who replied to my LDAP integration
question a few weeks ago. I found the mod_ssl patch
using openLDAP was a good example. This list is an
invaluable asset to all of us users of openSSL.
Pat
Lewis M
Anyone want to try cracking this? It was probably encrypted
by the issuer with the password supplied by the subscriber.
NortonNg wrote:
>
> hello,
>
> Recently, i get a certificate and my private key from
> a CA. The certificate file can be read by openssl, but
> the private key file c
Salz, Rich wrote:
>
> > (a=b) && (a=BN_dup(b));
>
> Oh gak, are we really trying to be clever for its
> own sake?
>
> >But back to the original question. I think it's really
> >Bug and should be handled by BN_dup() internally.
>
> I dunno. I prefer that functions coredump when given
> N
Hi Holger:
I kept getting a blank page there too.
Finally, I tried to view the document source in netscape, there
was all the text! I didn't bother to try to find any HTML mistake,
but it must be the problem.
HTH
Pat
Holger Reif wrote:
>
> I want to check www.openssl.org/support/
> I want to
