Hi,
I'm also fairly new to OpenSSL, and I encountered a similar problem as
yours, ending with the same error message.
In my case, I try to automate web connexion using a Perl script, with
Crypt::SSLeay perl module, which finally use openssl.
After many hard days, a collegue of mine suggested me
Since your problem is 'client certificates not
available', you should set
SSLVerifyClient to 'optional'
This will let the server to continue the handshake
even if the client does not have a certificate.
- Padma
--- Golub Heath <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Sorry in advance but I am fairly new to
On October 22, 2004 10:54 am, Golub Heath wrote:
> Sorry in advance but I am fairly new to OpenSSL and though I have read
> a lot .. .I just can't seem to get it right. Any help, even direction
> pointing (eg. a URL) would be greatly appreciative.
You needn't worry, what you're asking is far from
Sorry in advance but
I am fairly new to OpenSSL and though I have read a lot .. .I just can't seem to
get it right. Any help, even direction pointing (eg. a URL) would be greatly
appreciative.
Problem: client
certificates not available during SSL handshake
Description: I have
a server c