t: Re: get CA name from user certificate
Have you tried to use the code without modifications using the same
certificate?
If you need to load the X509 certificate use following code. Moreover
you may find useful information to call these PEM routines in the manual
page(%man PEM).
Cheers,
Kaus
Have you tried to use the code without modifications using the same
certificate?
If you need to load the X509 certificate use following code. Moreover
you may find useful information to call these PEM routines in the manual
page(%man PEM).
Cheers,
Kaushalye
BIO *in;
if ((in=BIO_new_file
kapuruge,
thanks a lot for helping. i tried the source code you gave me and added
some.
here's what I did:
AnsiString FName = ExtractFilePath(Application->ExeName) + "temp.crt";
X509 *xca=NULL;
char *xca2=NULL;
xca2 = FName.c_str();
xca = ReadCertificate(xca2);
BIO *out;
unsigned char *issue
BIO_free(mem);
return 0;
}
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*Subject:* get CA name from user certificate
hi
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Subject: get CA name from user certificate
hi
i'm really new to this openSSL thingy. is there any function we can use to
read/extract CA's name from client certificate? thank you.
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imin macho wrote:
hi
i'm really new to this openSSL thingy. is there any function we can
use to read/extract CA's name from client certificate? thank you.
Macho,
You may use following code. Here cert is X509*.
Cheers,
Kaushalye
BIO *out;
unsigned char *issuer, *result;
int n;
out
hi
i'm really new to this openSSL thingy. is there any function we can use to
read/extract CA's name from client certificate? thank you.
