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Hello Jason,
edf green schrieb:
> Very straight forward and well documented? You gotta be kidding.
> Perhaps for a long time openssl developer, but not for your run of the
> mill C developer. I spent all last night going through the example
> provid
> What im talking about is functions like a2i_ASN1_INTEGER.
> When i check the crypto library documentation on openssl.org
> for usage or such, there is no man page available,
> actually.. the entire asn1 section is blacked out.
There's no reason you need to use that function. The load_serial/sa
Very straight forward and well documented? You gotta be kidding. Perhaps for a long time openssl developer, but not for your run of the mill C developer. I spent all last night going through the example provided, and yeah beyond being painfully inhibiting for a developer in its complexity, its a
Looks at the source for the command-line tool that you're using.
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Please don't top post.
>> Look at apps/x509.c function x509_certify().
> you're kidding right? That has to be some of the most atrocious
> and confusing code i have ever seen. I dont suppose anyone has
> anything more practical as an example?
> Perhaps some documentation on the process or such
you're kidding right? That has to be some of the most atrocious and confusing code i have ever seen. I dont suppose anyone has anything more practical as an example? Perhaps some documentation on the process or such.
On 9/20/06, Marek Marcola <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello,> Long time
Hello,
> Long time reader, first time poster. I have a problem
> currently with the generation of a SSL cert using the libssl/crypto
> apis. I can generate keys fine, but i cannot find any documentation
> on how to actually create a cert file via anything other then the
> openssl command l
Hello all, Long time reader, first time poster. I have a problem currently with the generation of a SSL cert using the libssl/crypto apis. I can generate keys fine, but i cannot find any documentation on how to actually create a cert file via anything other then the openssl command line too
