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I'm using Java keytool to generate my certificate request and then openssl to
sign the certs.
If I use the underscore character ( _ ) when the keytool asks for the DN, I get
an error when I try to sign for this DN with openssl.
The error is;
"The string contains characters that are illegal fo
Thanks a lot for your reply. But I'm an absolute newbie with openssl and
couldn't exactly make out how to use your CA patch. Seems I need to replace the
.c file and complie the entire thing..but I'm using 0.9.5a zip supplied by
someone. This has no C files !! Only openssl.exe, libeay32.dll and
I've a client that also acts as a server to some other client. Therefore, I need
to generate both client and server certs for this machine. Now when I specify
the same DN for the second time, openssl, naturally, refuses to sign the
request...What do I do? I can manage by changing some of the en
I'm using openssl 09.5.a
For making a new CA, I specify validity of 1000 days and I also want my certs to
be valid , by default (i.e. if no end date is specified), to be valid for as
long as the CA.
For this I specified the following in openssl.cnf
default_days = 1000 # how long to
I have the same query going on in mind for some time now.
would someone clarify please..
Shobhit
James <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 03/28/2001 05:00:18 AM
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Hi,
I'm connecting to a Servlet over Https with Client and Server Authentication.
I'm using JSSE on the client program and IIS/Jrun on the server. The client
needs to connect to the Servlet. The client certificates are generated using
java keytool and signed using openssl. The IIS server certi
Hi,
I'm connecting to a Servlet over Https with Client and Server Authentication.
I'm using JSSE on the client program and IIS/Jrun on the server. The client
needs to send data to and receive from the Servlet. The client certificates are
generated using java keytool and signed using openssl.