Hi,
Is it possible to give answer of "Sign the certificate? [y/n]:"question to
openssl command with some parameters? I prefer "y" option.
Does openssl accepts "y" option with the following command by default?
openssl ca -batch -key 123456 -config openssl.cnf -out new-cert.pem -infiles
new-req
Hello,
> Is it possible to give answer of "Sign the certificate?
> [y/n]:"question to openssl command with some parameters? I prefer "y"
> option.
>
> Does openssl accepts "y" option with the following command by default?
>
> openssl ca -batch -key 123456 -config openssl.cnf -out new-cert.pem
>
Hello,
> I solved the problem. I used "-batch" parameter with openssl with the
> following command. Now I wonder what is the answers of the questions
> (Sign the certificate? [y/n]:"). How can I learn which option [y/n]
> (yes/no) is used?
In OpenSSL source file apps/ca.c look at 'batch' variable,
Hi,
I solved the problem. I used "-batch" parameter with openssl with the following
command. Now I wonder what is the answers of the questions (Sign the
certificate? [y/n]:"). How can I learn which option [y/n] (yes/no) is used?
openssl ca -batch -key 123456 -config openssl.cnf -out new-cert.p
Hi,
I tried the following command. But this command asks some questions ( for
instance it asks me "Sign the certificate? [y/n]:" question) and waits for
answer from me. I want to answer this questions with openssl command
automatically. Is this possible?
# openssl ca -key 123456 -config open
Hello,
> When I run the following command, it doesn' t ask me question about
> signing. But I have to press enter button two times. I want to press
> only once to enter button. This command creates emtpy new-cert.pem
> file and it does not add information to demoCA/index.txt file. Is the
> followin
Hi,
When I run the following command, it doesn' t ask me question about signing.
But I have to press enter button two times. I want to press only once to enter
button. This command creates emtpy new-cert.pem file and it does not add
information to demoCA/index.txt file. Is the following command
Hi,
When I run the following command password has not been asked, but 2
confirmation appeared which are like following. Is it possible to give "y"
value in openssl parameter.
openssl ca -key 123456 -config openssl.cnf -out new-cert3.pem -infiles
new-req3.pem
Sign the certificate? [y/n]:y
1
Hello,
> When I run the following command password has not been asked, but 2
> confirmation appeared which are like following. Is it possible to give
> "y" value in openssl parameter.
>
> openssl ca -key 123456 -config openssl.cnf -out new-cert3.pem -infiles
> new-req3.pem
>
> Sign the certific
Hello,
> Thanks for your helps. Now I can define country, state, email etc with -subj
> parameter. When I try to create a new certificate with my "request
> certificate file" in command promt password of the cakey.pem has been asked
> like following example. Are there any parameter to add this pass
-subj
> "/C=TR/ST=KOCAELI/L=GEBZE/O=TUBITAK-UEKEAE/OU=OpenTC/CN=Kadir/[EMAIL
> PROTECTED]/"
>
> Best regards,
> --
> Marek Marcola <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> __________
> OpenSSL Project
On Tue, 2007-09-18 at 06:00 -0700, qkadir wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I use the following command to create a certificate request.
>
> openssl req -new -nodes -out new-req.pem -keyout new-key.pem
>
> But this command demands country, state, organization name, email etc.
> information from command line like
Hi,
I use the following command to create a certificate request.
openssl req -new -nodes -out new-req.pem -keyout new-key.pem
But this command demands country, state, organization name, email etc.
information from command line like the following example. I don' t want to
enter country, state,
ent with your certificate request
A challenge password []:test
An optional company name []:uekae
Sincerelly,
Kadir.
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