Re: Problem with Global Server ID - SGC

Thanks to all. it does work fine. Page Info says, Security: This is a secure document that uses a high-grade encryption key for U.S. domestic use only (RC4, 128 bit). The page info says 128 bit strong cipher has been used Thanks Vijay --- Dr Stephen Henson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: &

Problem with Global Server ID - SGC

Hi ! I am facing a problem while configuring Global server certificate - SGC support ! 1> I got a verisign Global Serv ID(for SGC) : gsid.crt 2> specified the gsid.crt under SSLCertificateFile 3> specified the key file 4> Got the intermediate verisign CA root(gsid_ca.crt) and specified the sa

Global Server ID for Apache!

Hi ! i am trying to order a Global Server ID from verisign for apache openssl. The site does not list apache as supported list of servers. and without selecting one of the suported servers i cannot get the GSID. Can someone tell me how i can get GSID for apache openssl ? thanks Vijay __

Sessions !

Hi ! How do i know if the SSL session is cached on the server ? How can i find out if the server is reusing the previously negotiated SSL session or not ? can i find this out in some log file ?? Thanks Vijay __ Do You Yahoo!? Talk to your friends

openssl.cnf

hi I tried to generate a certificate request file using openssl on NT. The openssl binary complains that /usr/local/ssl/openssl.cnf is not found. Command: openssl req -new -key vsign.key -out vsign.req Error: Using configuration from /usr/local/ssl/openssl.cnf Unable to load config info How do

Re: How to build OpenSSL license free?

hi, I didnt know that i should remove RC5, IDEA, RSA from the crypto directorie to avoid license/patent problems before commercially shipping apache-openssl. I thought the only problem is while linking in the rsaref library. I have license for bsafe and i am linking in bsafe library instead of