One reason could be the directory where the server executes the
script. Best is to change the directory explicitely before
you start the script.
Meike Aulbach schrieb:
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> On Fri, Oct 22, 1999 at 05:53:53PM +0800, chchar wrote:
> >The problem is, when I run this Perl script, I can't produce
Regarding this problem, I think there is compability issue between
SSLeay and OpenSSL. Because from SSLeay, it can worked from my Perl
script which load Client Certificate into Netscape Browser.
But changed it to Openssl, it can't work. When running in shell mode,
user is required to key in pas
On Fri, Oct 22, 1999 at 05:53:53PM +0800, chchar wrote:
>The problem is, when I run this Perl script, I can't produce
>"cert30.result" file, meant my program will exit.
>But if I run from the shell, I can produce "cert30.result" file.
>Below is my result when I run it from the com
Hi Everybody,
I'm user porting from SSLeay to Openssl 0.94, so I'm new to it.
Hope somebody can help me.
Here is my steps :
1. Generate CA and the self-signed CA certificate:
openssl req -new -x509 -keyout /var/ssl/private/CAkey.pem -days 5000
-out /var/ssl/private/CAcert.pem -con
