Konstantin Ivanov wrote:
> What would be an approach then to implement such functionality.
> I just asked another question on Attribute certificates,
> but maybe you can comment on that.
This really is a "how do I build a bridge" type of question. It depends on
exactly what kind of bridge you ne
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> To: openssl-users@openssl.org
> Sent: Wednesday, June 24, 2009 4:17:44 PM
> Subject: RE: Custom SSL certificate parameters
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>> Is it possible to create custom parameters into a certificate.
>
> Yes. You can put anything you want in a certificate. It's basicall
, June 24, 2009 4:17:44 PM
Subject: RE: Custom SSL certificate parameters
> Is it possible to create custom parameters into a certificate.
Yes. You can put anything you want in a certificate. It's basically just a
binary chunk of data that is signed.
> For example, if I wish to have a cert
> Is it possible to create custom parameters into a certificate.
Yes. You can put anything you want in a certificate. It's basically just a
binary chunk of data that is signed.
> For example, if I wish to have a certificate for a custom HTTP
> server which can only accept maximum of 5 concurrent
Is it possible to create custom parameters into a certificate. For example, if
I wish to have a certificate for a custom HTTP server which can only accept
maximum of 5 concurrent users, can I incorporate this (lets say maxusercount
parameter) into a certificate so at the server I can retrieve th
users@openssl.org
Subject: Custom SSL certificate parameters
Is it possible to create custom parameters into a certificate. For
example, if I wish to have a certificate for a custom HTTP server which
can only accept maximum of 5 concurrent users, can I incorporate this
(lets say maxusercount parameter) i
Is it possible to create custom parameters into a certificate. For example, if
I wish to have a certificate for a custom HTTP server which can only accept
maximum of 5 concurrent users, can I incorporate this (lets say maxusercount
parameter) into a certificate so at the server I can retrieve th