to upload a file to a FTPS server. The FTPS server has
> a certificate which requires a pass phrase. My Java program
> reads from standard error looking for the "Enter PEM pass
> phrase:" prompt so I can then write the pass phrase to stdin.
> >
First for clarification:
to /dev/tty.
Hope that helps.
Matt
On 26/01/12 22:29, Robert O'Hearne wrote:
I am using a Java program to call a Perl script which calls curl to upload a file to a
FTPS server. The FTPS server has a certificate which requires a pass phrase. My Java
program reads from standard error loo
I am using a Java program to call a Perl script which calls curl to upload a
file to a FTPS server. The FTPS server has a certificate which requires a pass
phrase. My Java program reads from standard error looking for the "Enter PEM
pass phrase:" prompt so I can then write the pass
Hello,
I use the function PEM_write_RSAPrivateKey(privateKeyFilePW,
r,EVP_des_ede3_cbc(),NULL, 0, NULL, NULL) to write the RSA private key with a
pass phrase. But I am wondering where the pass phrase is stored?
later I use the function PEM_read_RSAPrivateKey(privateKeyFilePW, &keyReading,
pas
Hello,
I am wondering how many letters we can enter for the PEM pass phrase?
It seems that the maxium length is 1024.
Can we change the pass phrase later? if so, which functions can we use?
Thanks in advance!
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>> 1. rpm -e openssl ( to install the already installed openssl-0.9.8b)
>1) reinstall openssl package that came with Fedora. unless you are going
>to rebuild all the packages that depend on it you will face a nightmare
>2) strip off the password from your .pem file - if you really dont want
to
Hi,
> 1. rpm -e openssl ( to install the already installed openssl-0.9.8b)
1) reinstall openssl package that came with Fedora. unless you are going
to rebuild all the packages that depend on it you will face a nightmare
2) strip off the password from your .pem file - if you really dont want to
m
Hi Folks !
I am using the openssl-0.9.8b. My application racoon which is a key
management software for the IPsec uses openssl to read the self-siged
certificates.
Every time my certificate is read, I'm asked for the pass phrase "Enter the
PEM pass phrase"
I always enter the pas
I had such a request to have such server start alone without human intervention.
If you want a little more secure solution.
You can for example, hardcode a 3DES key in your server, to encrypt/decrypt the PEM
pass phrase, and eventually mess the result a little (but in a way you can reconstruct
Hi,
When i run my SSL server, it keeps asking the PEM pass phrase every
time it is started.
But i want my server to be loaded automaticaly, wihtout need to type
everytime the password.
Is there a way to put this password inside the server code and
eliminate the need of type the pass everytime
priv key file,I am puzzling
> what is the usage of my input "12345"?
> so I tried again:
> 2)openssl genrsa -des -out key2.pem
> It prompted me to "Enter PEM pass phrase:",I gived "12345",and it
> seems worked. Then I used the file key
char passin[] = "12345";
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Subject: what is the difference between -passout option and PEM pass phrase?
> I want to generate a r
ed again:
> 2)openssl genrsa -des -out key2.pem
> It prompted me to "Enter PEM pass phrase:",I gived "12345",and it
> seems worked. Then I used the file key2.pem in my program as follows:
>
> char * passin = "12345";
> EVP_PKEY *pkey
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Patrick Li wrote:
> Hi,
>
> When creating a client certificate using command "CA.pl -newreq", it prompts
> for entering a PEM pass phrase be
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Hi,
When creating a client certificate using command "CA.pl -newreq", it prompts
for entering a PEM pass phrase before generating the newreq.pem file. What
is the usage/purpose of this password? It seems to me that it is the
password for accessing data (like private key?) in the
Dear all,
At present I am putting a COM wrapper (with a VB front end) around
cli.cpp and serv.cpp. My intention is to get to a state where I can
connect and disconnect at will, and send and receive messages freely.
The client seems to be working well, but I have a problem with the
server. In ord
with unix.
There might be simpler ways...
Nicolas Roumiantzeff.
-Message d'origine-
De : Markus Wagner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
À : [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date : lundi 31 juillet 2000 22:00
Objet : Piping into PEM pass phrase!!!
>Hello,
>
>I am building
Hello,
I am building a CA frontend in C/C++ and need to automatically provide
input for the PEM pass phrase dialog when signing CSRs.
I open three pipes for stdin/stdout/stderr, fork to openssl and write
the pwd into stdin. But openssl doesnt read my input.
The thing is: I already did this in
00 10:07 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: An old thread - PEM pass phrase for smime signature
>
>
>
>
> Hi,
>
> Sorry to restart this thread and debate.
>
> I am using the smime feature of openssl. I want to automate
> some things, but I
> am stuck with
Hi,
Sorry to restart this thread and debate.
I am using the smime feature of openssl. I want to automate some things, but I
am stuck with the "Enter PEM pass phrase" prompt when I sign mails.
I know that using an uncrypted private key might be helpful, but I whish to
avoid this p
ierchio wrote:
>
> > Tugrul Bingol wrote:
> >
> > > Is there any way to get the password necessary for "PEM pass phrase"
> > > from a file?
> >
> > Drugs, hypnosis, torture are some of the more common effective methods.
Tugrul Bingol wrote:
>
> Don't be rude !!! If you know the answer you may help, if you don't, don't
> keep list busy.
Oh, I know the answer, if you could state the question in a way that is
specific and doesn't waste everyone's time speculating what it is you
want.
How's this: I won't be rude i
Don't be rude !!! If you know the answer you may help, if you don't, don't
keep list busy.
Michael Sierchio wrote:
> Tugrul Bingol wrote:
>
> > Is there any way to get the password necessary for "PEM pass phrase"
> > from a file?
>
> Dru
> -Original Message-
> From: Tugrul Bingol [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Thursday, April 20, 2000 12:42 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: PEM pass phrase
>
>
> Hello,
>
> Is there any way to get the password necessary for "PE
Tugrul Bingol wrote:
> Is there any way to get the password necessary for "PEM pass phrase"
> from a file?
Drugs, hypnosis, torture are some of the more common effective methods.
__
> Hello,
> >>
> >> I used openssl in a secure rexecd executed through inetd. Normally each
> >> time I run the server (secure rexecd) it asks me "PEM pass phrase".
> >> However I want to avoid from it since it is run through inetd. In other
> >&
When I try to strip the password encryption off of
the private key, as described below, I get the following error:
req -key keyrq.txt -keyout test.key -nodes -config
openssl.cnf
unable to load Private
key344:error:02001002:system library:fopen:system
lib:tmp32dll\bss_file.c:103:fopen('.oid
> Chris Kopp wrote:
>
> When I try to strip the password encryption off of the private key, as
> described below, I get the following error:
>
> req -key keyrq.txt -keyout test.key -nodes -config openssl.cnf
> unable to load Private key
> 344:error:02001002:system library:fopen:system
> lib:tmp3
There was a bit of a food fight about this subject here last year.
What you need to have for unattended startup is an unencrypted private key.
There are obvious security implications.
Skye Poier is supposed to have written:
>
> What function do you call to avoid the 'Enter PEM pas
oier wrote:
>
> What function do you call to avoid the 'Enter PEM pass phrase:' prompt?
> Just won't do; the daemon needs to be started from an rc script.
>
> Skye
>
> __
> OpenSSL Project
skye> What function do you call to avoid the 'Enter PEM pass phrase:' prompt?
skye> Just won't do; the daemon needs to be started from an rc script.
One way to do it is to write a password callback that you register
through SSL_CTX_set_default_passwd_cb().
However, this m
Dear open-ssl experts,
Is there a way to create a certificate without PEM pass phrase?
By using the "CA.sh" script to create certificate, you will be prompt for
PEM phrase. It may be a good
idea, however, in the need for server re-boot (auto-boot) the server will pause
for use
startup
to load the rules(at least from what I have seen). So what I have
attempted to do was write an Expect script to do the ssh over and
shutdown the server, reload the rules and then attempt to start the
server up again.
The problem comes when I try to restart the server and enter the PEM
pass
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