Hi all,
It's possible to put something like this in the openssl config file?
[ req ]
distinguished_name = // file //
Because I'm trying to make a CSR on-line (with prompt = no) and I don't
want to write the config file every time that I make a new CSR.
Thanks a
: distinguished_name
problem?
I am trying to make a test
cert for my apache-SSL server and am running the following
command:
'openssl req -new
/usr/local/test.csr'
and I get the following error:
"unable to find 'distinguished_name' in
config"
I am trying to make a test cert
for my apache-SSL server and am running the following command:
'openssl req -new /usr/local/test.csr'
and I get the following error:
"unable to find 'distinguished_name' in
config"
Is it supposed to be in the /etc/ssl
I am currently having this same problem. Were you able to find a
resolution?
> I'm using an NT build, following the Verisign CSR
> instructions, and am stuck at the "unable to find
> 'distinguished_name'" error below.
>
> I have generated CSRs for V
I'm using an NT build, following the Verisign CSR
instructions, and am stuck at the "unable to find
'distinguished_name'" error below.
I have generated CSRs for Verisign with OpenSSL from a Unix
build before and don't believe I had to create a config
file.
D:\te
> req -config config_ou1, req -config config_ou2...
Of course.
Currently I use the nice enviroment function, and specified:
OrganisationName_value = $ENV::OU
in config - for me a good work-around
> But of course, if we can have different signing policies within the
> same config file, having
