Hello Dragan,
there is currently no way to display information you require with openssl's
TS command. However it is pretty easy to write custom application and use
openssl library to parse time-stamp response.
OpenSSL's TS module currently signs timestamps only with "sha1-rsa"
algorithm, but few
Duncan Taylor wrote:
>
> My first question:
> HOW do I parse out a recipient's .pfx cert or .p12 cert to pem
> format? I have scoured the documentation High and Low and find
> NOTHING but examples of "since I have MY .pem we'll use that for the
> signer and reciep.." or how to parse one's p
"Scheltema, R.A." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> 1. Now I think the previous calls do not place a signature on the data (at
> least I hope not). My question is how do I place a signature on something (I
> know I need my own private key to do this). I have an array of chars. Which
> calls do I have to mak
