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Sent: Thursday, September 11, 2014 06:25
To: openssl-users@openssl.org
Subject: Re: issuer_hash
On 11/09/2014 09:40, Steven Madwin wrote:
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I see that the x509 command used with the –issuer_hash option returns a four
byte digest value. Is there any method using Open
On 11/09/2014 09:40, Steven Madwin wrote:
I see that the x509 command used with the –issuer_hash option returns
a four byte digest value. Is there any method using OpenSSL to procure
the 20-byte SHA-1 digest value of the issuer name?
use -fingerprint
(-subject_hash and -issuer_hash are
I see that the x509 command used with the -issuer_hash option returns a four
byte digest value. Is there any method using OpenSSL to procure the 20-byte
SHA-1 digest value of the issuer name?
Thanks,
Steve
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Steven Madwin
Software QA Engineer
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> The hash based filename doesn't apply to the -CAfile option: you can name the
> file anything you want.
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> It does apply to -CApath
Thank you for your quick reply, my fault. I meant to use that
option. The problem below remains, however.
>> In my partic
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> The hash based filename doesn't apply to the -CAfile option: you can name the
> file anything you want.
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> It does apply to -CApath
Thank you for your quick reply, my fault. I meant to use that
option. The problem below remains, however.
>> In my partic
ou can name the
file anything you want.
It does apply to -CApath
> In my particular example,
> openssl x509 -in smime.pem -issuer_hash -noout
> results in 9ec3a561. However, if I use that certificate (available
> as /etc/ssl/certs/9ec3a561.0 on my system) then verification fails.
Hi there,
I received an SMIME certificate and want to know the correct
filename to use in the command "openssl smime -verify -CAfile
..."
In my particular example,
openssl x509 -in smime.pem -issuer_hash -noout
results in 9ec3a561. However, if I use that certificate (available
a
