Re: I got Geotrust CERT but have No Key (?)

Hmm, interesting! That means that they are actually in possession of your private key? Doesn't sound like the ideal solution to me. There are times when key recovery/key escrow procedures would demand a central repository of private keys, but in this case it seems a bit dangerous, or am I just par

RE: OpenSSL OCSP interaction

ses inline. On Mon, Aug 04, 2003, Werner Johansson wrote: > Hi list! > > (Tried posting this a few days back, but it got lost in the process, > trying again...) > > I have been experimenting with the OCSP "client" in OpenSSL, using a > command line like this

OpenSSL OCSP interaction

Hi list! (Tried posting this a few days back, but it got lost in the process, trying again...) I have been experimenting with the OCSP "client" in OpenSSL, using a command line like this: openssl ocsp -issuer level3ca.cer -cert enduser1.cer -url http://ocsp-test -CAfile cafile.pem OpenSSL versi