Hello,
First, i would like to apologize if his is not the right mailing list for my
question.
I am working on an engine implementation that should provide a
functionality for checking if certificate is valid. As far as I could
understand, an engine can have its own implementation of RSA methods,
The following known-working code may help you. It sets a certificates
validity to from yesterday to a year from yesterday.
ASN1_UTCTIME *s=ASN1_UTCTIME_new();
X509_gmtime_adj(s, -60*60*24);
X509_set_notBefore(cert, s);
X509_gmtime_adj(s, 60*60*24*364);
X509_set_notAfter(cert, s)
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> > Objet : changing certificate validity period
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> > i have an application that creates it's own certificates (built with
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> Envoyé : mercredi 3 septembre 2003 02:11
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> Objet : changing certificate validity period
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> i have an application that creates it's own certificates (built with
> 0.9.6j), i call X509_new() and then setup va
i have an application that creates it's own certificates (built with
0.9.6j), i call X509_new() and then setup various fields
(serial number, issuer name, etc). then i try to set the validity
period to 60 days by doing something like:
X509_gmtime_adj(X509_get_notBefore(Cert), 0);
X509_gmtime_adj(X
9.6 and go thru it...
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> Could u provide some more help, tips..?
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> Thank You
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> Shobhit Khanna
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Subject: Re: certificate validity
Thera are 2 ways.
1) Write a script that sets up tha correct values
and than pass them to the command line
2) Patch tha ca comman
I'm using openssl 09.5.a
For making a new CA, I specify validity of 1000 days and I also want my certs to
be valid , by default (i.e. if no end date is specified), to be valid for as
long as the CA.
For this I specified the following in openssl.cnf
default_days = 1000 # how long to
Thera are 2 ways.
1) Write a script that sets up tha correct values
and than pass them to the command line
2) Patch tha ca command
I've chosen the last one.
I sent the patch on this list some weeks ago. Search for "Useful CA
patch"
subject in the archive.
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> Inviato: lunedì 4 settembre 2000 19.31
> A: Openssl-Users
> Oggetto: checking certificate validity
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> Hi there,
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> I assume, this question is pretty far away from what most of you
to: lunedì 4 settembre 2000 19.31
> A: Openssl-Users
> Oggetto: checking certificate validity
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> Hi there,
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> I assume, this question is pretty far away from what most of you expect
> a guy creating his own little CA could possibly ask ... but I dare anyway
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Hi there,
I assume, this question is pretty far away from what most of you expect
a guy creating his own little CA could possibly ask ... but I dare anyway
If I have a browser with a VeriSign CA certificate and a user certificate
from VersiSign, how does the browser check for my certificate's v
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