Thanks a lot for all your help...
The problem was SuSE doesn't provide the standard root certificates in
their rpms. They divide openssl in three packages: openssl (containing
compiled openssl and libraries, c_rehash and a minimum of docs),
openssl-doc (containing manpages for all openssl command
Jürgen Nagler wrote:
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> Dr S N Henson wrote:
> >
> > There are a few standard root certificates (which is what you need here)
> > in the 'certs' directory of the OpenSSL distribution. It looks like the
> > one you want is thawteCb.pem . How you add this to your applications
> > trusted store var
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> Jürgen Nagler wrote:
> >
> > Hi all,
> >
> > everything I has done before with ssl worked out of a box (telnet with
> > ssl, https-pages
Dr S N Henson wrote:
>
> There are a few standard root certificates (which is what you need here)
> in the 'certs' directory of the OpenSSL distribution. It looks like the
> one you want is thawteCb.pem . How you add this to your applications
> trusted store varies, typically you'll either place
Jürgen Nagler wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> everything I has done before with ssl worked out of a box (telnet with
> ssl, https-pages viewed with Netscape, imaps with Messenger). But now I
> have a client program using the c-client library which is capable of ssl
> by openssl.
>
> Using the mtest prog
Hi all,
everything I has done before with ssl worked out of a box (telnet with
ssl, https-pages viewed with Netscape, imaps with Messenger). But now I
have a client program using the c-client library which is capable of ssl
by openssl.
Using the mtest program of c-client to connect via imaps to
