> On 21 Mar 2022, at 2:36 pm, buy wrote:
>
> It works great. Instead of using an actual signature.file, is there
> a way to tell openssl to use a string instead?
Use "bash" or a similar shell that supports <(cmd ...) pseudo-files.
For a printable string signature:
-signature <(printf
I'm using this to verify a JWT.
openssl dgst -verify public_key.pem -sha256 -signature signature.file
signed_data.file
It works great. Instead of using an actual signature.file, is there
a way to tell openssl to use a string instead?
It would be nice to eliminate the need to create the interme
