use following:
openssl x509 -in yourcert.pem -text
extension values will be printed out.
bye,
zeyi
Hi,
I'd like to see whether my program can read most of the certificate
extensions (better in full implementation) defined in X.509 and PKIX.
Are there any samples available at any places?
Ple
hi, dear all,
I've learned some materials of certificate extensions,
and have found that certificates of different CA
have different certificate extensions, such as:
certs from:
Microsoft : Enhanced Key Usage, Authority Key Identifier;
Verisign : Key Usage, Certificate Policies, Basic Constraint
> 40-bit is the cipher strength. The key length should be 512-bit.
> If you want IE to handle certificates with 1024-bit keys, you will need
to
> download the high encryption package (click on "update information" next
to
> cipher strength in that About dialog box).
thanks a lot. but i'm still
> I think your IE does not have 1024-bit key. Please verify this by viewing
> the Help->About dialog.
thank you for your answer. I checked my IE version information, it only
tell me like that:
version: 5.00.2614.3500
key length: 40-bit
it doesn't show the key length of certificate. how can i kn
i can't import certificate of more than 512 bits
into IE which is imported. does imported IE can't
process >512 bits certificate?
thanks a lot!!
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OpenSSL Project http://www.openssl.org
User Suppo
hi, all,
i already have the public key pairs, the problem
is that how can i use openssl to encrypt plaintext
using the public key and then decrypt it with
the private key? in other words, how to realize
digital signature with openssl?
thank all of you very much!!!
sincerely,
ice
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dear Rick,
so happy to receive your help, and after i imported
the CA root cert into netscape, the signtext()
function works! but it also return a warning
window like that:
Waring:
Name:textForm
Class:XmTextField
Character'
',not supported in font. Discarded.
sorry to bother you again, but how
you should add the "include", "lib" file directory into the enviroment
path.
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