[openssl-users] openssl and windows 10 iot (ARM)

Hi, I downloaded the latest openssl and I could not find the right target for Windows 10 Iot (Raspberry Pi 2) which is an ARM base board. Any plans to support such platform ? Is there any patches or way to use openssl on this platform? Cheers CONFIDENTIALITY NOTICE: This message is the proper

OpenSSL and Windows

I have been using OpenSSL for a few years. I have mostly used it to encrypt OpenLDAP data. Recently I started using it to encrypt Postfix queries from a Linux box to Active Directory on a Windows box. I used Microsoft's article 321051 "How to enable ldap over ssl with a third-party certification a

RE: Openssl and Windows Timezones

> Hi Everyone, > > My problem is with Windows 200x generated certificates. The Windows > servers are set to local time, but when I import or use these > certificates within OpenSSL they appear to be set to GMT time. The > certificate's validity is not valid between the offset of GMT to the > loc

Openssl and Windows Timezones

Hi Everyone, My problem is with Windows 200x generated certificates. The Windows servers are set to local time, but when I import or use these certificates within OpenSSL they appear to be set to GMT time. The certificate's validity is not valid between the offset of GMT to the localtime of the

OpenSSL and Windows XP Install Issues

Hi All, I'm new to open SSL and have been out of the unix realm for several years now. I have cygwin installed on my machine and am trying to get openssl to build. Assuming I'm reading the install directions correctly, the configure is executing OK, but the ms\do_ms fails with %OSVERSIO

Re: openssl and windows 2000 and visual basic and winsock

- Original Message - From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Friday, February 20, 2004 9:51 AM Subject: openssl and windows 2000 and visual basic and winsock > I wrote an vb script which GETs and POSTs to http urls using the winsock in visual basic.. >

Re: openssl and windows 2000 and visual basic and winsock

On Fri, Feb 20, 2004 at 04:51:21AM -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I wrote an vb script which GETs and POSTs to http urls using the winsock > in visual basic.. > > is there anyway at all I can do the same thing for https urls ? 2 possibilities: Easier: Use the MSIE ActiveX already installed on

Re: openssl and windows 2000 and visual basic and winsock

Under Windows and vb SSPI is your "friend" ! [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I wrote an vb script which GETs and POSTs to http urls using the winsock in visual basic.. is there anyway at all I can do the same thing for https urls ? can openssl help ? prem please see below for the code that I'm using

openssl and windows 2000 and visual basic and winsock

I wrote an vb script which GETs and POSTs to http urls using the winsock in visual basic.. is there anyway at all I can do the same thing for https urls ? can openssl help ? prem please see below for the code that I'm using now --- Func

Re: OpenSSL and Windows XP

In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Thu, 27 Nov 2003 16:34:46 +, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: Keith_Ferguson> I currently use OpenSSL from a C prompt under Windows Keith_Ferguson> NT4. Can Anyone confirm that it will runs under XP? I've seen it work under XP. There's a small restriction, however.

Re: OpenSSL and Windows XP

At 04:34 PM 11/27/2003 +, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writeth: >I currently use OpenSSL from a C prompt under Windows NT4. Can Anyone >confirm that it will runs under XP? XP = NT 5.1 So, yes, it will work for you...and works for me. I run XP (SP1) here and OpenSSL works fine with ProtoNova. Hope this

Re: OpenSSL and Windows XP

On Thu, Nov 27, 2003, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I currently use OpenSSL from a C prompt under Windows NT4. Can Anyone > confirm that it will runs under XP? > Yes. Steve. -- Dr Stephen N. Henson. Email, S/MIME and PGP keys: see homepage OpenSSL project core developer and freelance consultant. F

OpenSSL and Windows XP

I currently use OpenSSL from a C prompt under Windows NT4. Can Anyone confirm that it will runs under XP? Thanks in advance. -- -- The information contained in this message is confidential and is intended for the addr

Openssl and windows me problem

I have been using openssl and its cert creation tools for a long time now - on either NT or Windows 2000. However, I have tried to copy my openssl directroy which has all the files to a Windows ME computer and I have problems - I can create the ca and personal cert but when I want to sign the

OpenSSL and Windows 9x

Hello everybody! I have OpenSSL DLLs created for Windows NT. Can I use them on Windows 9x? For example openssl s_server has error during close program. Thanks in advance. Regards Yuriy Stul __