Gregory,
>> * - Windows indeed will not handle a .p12 cert+key with the PKCS5 v2 [i.e.
>> aes-256] encryption on it. It appears to only handle 3DES. [I didn't test
>> every possible PBE - just 3DES and AES256]
The Microsoft Windows operating system uses Cryptographic Service Provider
(CSP
Gregory,
>> * - Windows indeed will not handle a .p12 cert+key with the PKCS5 v2 [i.e.
>> aes-256] encryption on it. It appears to only handle 3DES. [I didn't test
>> every possible PBE - just 3DES and AES256]
The Microsoft Windows operating system uses Cryptographic Service Provider
(CSP) plu
Ok, so I know this isn't strictly an OpenSSL question, so I apologize - but I'd
guess someone here knows the answer, or can direct me to the correct resource.
[I've done a lot of searches, but no real luck.]
I'm trying to import both a private key and certificate generated with OpenSSL
int
Ok, so I know this isn't strictly an OpenSSL question, so I apologize - but I'd
guess someone here knows the answer, or can direct me to the correct resource.
[I've done a lot of searches, but no real luck.]
I'm trying to import both a private key and certificate generated with OpenSSL
into
On Thu, Oct 23, 2014 at 09:48:12AM -0700, Gregory Sloop wrote:
> TIA for any light you can shed on the situation.
For Windows 7/2008 compatible PKCS#12 files I use:
#! /bin/bash
...
openssl pkcs12 -export -name "$1" \
-inkey "$1-key.pem" -in "$1-cert.pem" -chain -CAfile rootc
On Thu, Oct 23, 2014, Gregory Sloop wrote:
> Ok, so I know this isn't strictly an OpenSSL question, so I apologize - but
> I'd guess someone here knows the answer, or can direct me to the correct
> resource. [I've done a lot of searches, but no real luck.]
>
> I'm trying to import both a privat
Ok, so I know this isn't strictly an OpenSSL question, so I apologize - but I'd
guess someone here knows the answer, or can direct me to the correct resource.
[I've done a lot of searches, but no real luck.]
I'm trying to import both a private key and certificate generated with OpenSSL
into a W
