Here's the commands I am doing to create a self-signed cert and generate
a .h file that Ican include in my application (replace $(SSL_EXE) with
./openssl, as appropriate):
$(SSL_EXE) req -config $(CONF_FILE) -new $(RAND_KEY_FILE) -keyout \
$(CERT_PRIV_KEY_FILE)
-out $(CERT_REQ_FILE)
$(S
I want to import my self-signed CA cert into NS/IE. I have created the CA
cert by doing:
./openssl req -new -x509 -keyout CAkey.pem -out CAcert.pem
I tried the following to go from the PEM format to DER but this did not
work. Also, how to you convert from DER to BER, or does that later versi
Hi,
I am using "req -new..." to generate a privkey.pem file. I see how I can
get an encoded version of the private key file using the "rsa -in
privkey.pem" command. What I need, however, is a "binary" form (better yet
a "C" format). I don't see an option in the rsa command to generate a "C"
Hi,
I sent the following message yesterday to the group and never saw it go
by. Can someone at least verify that it went to the group? Thanks - Scott.
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I'm very new to OpenSSL, so please bear with any stupid
Hi,
I'm very new to OpenSSL, so please bear with any stupid questions.
I'm trying to port some code that is using RSA's SSLC library to
openssl. The code I am porting uses the RSA SSL_CTX_set_tmp_key_mode()
function which does not seem to exist in openssl. Can someone please tell
me what/ho
