Gil Schindler wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I wonder if one of you knows if there is an application that migrate the
> private key from one web server to the other?
>
Depends on the "from" and the "to". Some webservers use documented
formats (or formats which can be worked out) others don't.
Steve.
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1) ftp. 2) ssh. 3) floppy disk. 4) theft and deposit by a friendly hacker.
5) ...
But the real answer to your question is probably a function of what the two
webservers in question are, which you neglected to mention. Private keys
maybe protected by proprietary password schemes, and/or stored in
Hi,
Since I missed one detail, I am talking about migration from IIS and
Netscape to Apache
Thank you for the responds
Gil
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Gil Schindler wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Since I missed one detail, I am talking about migration from IIS and
> Netscape to Apache
>
IIS: read the rsa(1) manual page for OpenSSL.
Netscape Web server. Older versions: check my home site. Newer versions
you can copy and rename the databases to a form
OpenSSL installed fine and I used the defaults except I had to put "no
threads" on the SSL because it would not compile otherwise. Everything
seems to be in the right place and ZLIB is fine. The OpenSSH configure
file just will not run it stops everytime when it is look for the OpenSSL
libraries
>You supply the relevant certificate(s) or requests in the X509V3_CTX
>structure using X509V3_set_ctx().
Works great and I finally found out what X509V3_CTX is for :-)
A small "practical" problem:
When creating a CA certificate I'm not sure how to add
authorityKeyIdentifier to this cert, sin
Hi everybody,
I'm runnig a Microsoft IIS 4.0 on NT 4.0 and I want to install keys
which I generated with openssl 0.9.6.
I used the keys in NET or unformatted TXT format. But when I enter the
password the IIS requires I get an error message:
Unable to install certificate because you entered a wro
I have a RSA.pm That i cobbled together. The only catch is for some
reason it has a memory leak.
It is in testing now, and it works for my application (cgi so the memory
is reclaimed on exit).
I also have some Inline functions for Perl (via Inline.pm) that were
hacked together to test the memory
Hi!!
I'm encountering some problems during compilation of OpenSSL programs on the LINUX
platform.
When i execute the make command i get messages like:
undefined functions in libcrypto.a
Please send me some sample OpenSSL progs and also the Makefile along with it.
- Arun Dwajan
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Sir/Madam,
I need your help! Smile... Here is...
===
root@spaw5[/usr/local/openssl9.6/crypto/bio]# make
(cd ../..; make -f Makefile.ssl DIRS=crypto SDIRS=bio sub_all)
making all in crypto...
making all in cryp
On Tue, Feb 27, 2001 at 11:24:45AM -0500, Spence, Thomas, Mr, AFPCA/OAXU wrote:
> Sir/Madam,
>
> I need your help! Smile... Here is...
>
> ===
>
> root@spaw5[/usr/local/openssl9.6/crypto/bio]# make
> (cd ../..
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Hello openssl-users,
Recently I have made a dump of a certificate using:
openssl x509 -inform der -in -text
>certificate.dump
The dump has a small bug, the dump of the certificate was like:
RSA Public Key: (2048 bit)
Modulus (2048 bit):
On Tue, 27 Feb 2001, Jaime Torres wrote:
> Hello openssl-users,
>
> Recently I have made a dump of a certificate using:
>
> openssl x509 -inform der -in -text
> >certificate.dump
>
> The dump has a small bug, the dump of the certificate was like:
>
> RSA Public Key: (2048 bit
"Hellan,Kim KHE" wrote:
>
> >You supply the relevant certificate(s) or requests in the X509V3_CTX
> >structure using X509V3_set_ctx().
>
> Works great and I finally found out what X509V3_CTX is for :-)
> A small "practical" problem:
> When creating a CA certificate I'm not sure how to add
>
Hi All,
How do I generate a CErtificate to be used for a Web SErver (NES 3.x)??
OpenSSL is installed on a different machine. Can this be done??
Thanks
suri.
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OpenSSL Project http://www.openssl.
Ahh I found the problem. It would be nice to have this fixed in the next release
of OpenSSL if any developers are reading this :-).
Apparently you need to add "-64" to the linker flags when building 64-bit libs
on Solaris. Unfortunately Sun Workshop 5.0 didnt seem to pass that flag
correctly to t
Hello openssl-users,
How to check if RSA * points to private or public key ?
Dont advice RSA_check_key crashes - see previous letter.
thank you for attention.
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Best regards,
Andrey Kubyshev mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Kubyshev Andrey wrote:
>
> Hello openssl-users,
>
> How to check if RSA * points to private or public key ?
> Dont advice RSA_check_key crashes - see previous letter.
> thank you for attention.
>
Its usually obvious from the context in which you obtained the key.
Is there some case wher
I'm having the following trouble when I try to get openssl to work with
Rainbow's CryptoSwift card on HPUX 11.0. After doing a ./config and a
make I try to test it with the following command:
# ./openssl speed rsa1024 -engine cswift
can't use that engine
4489:error:2506C066:DSO support routine
The OpenSSL 0.9.6 engine code, as released, will not properly load the
necessary library on HP UX, due to some problems with the DSO code. The DSO
code was, however, fixed as of the snapshot of November 7, 2000, so the
latest snapshot should work (with the usual caveat that any snapshot, at any
g
The RSA key components are as follows:
n - modulus, mandatory for public and private
e - public exponent, mandatory for public
d - private exponent, mandatory for private
p, q, dmp1, qmp1, iqmp - optional for private
If the key contains (n, e, d
Hello Dr,
Dr> Its usually obvious from the context in which you obtained the key.
not always, i use it to define what to call for saving key
PEM_write_bio_RSAPrivateKey or PEM_write_bio_RSA_PUBKEY.
And thanks to everyone for answers
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Best regards,
Kubyshev Andrey
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Greetings ,
This is my first time I am hitting this mailing list.
When a client and server establishes a connection
between them , they agree upon one
symmetric key which they will use for transmitting
the messages securely .
But if that session stays for a very long
I understand that it is possible to use client side certificates (ie certificates
stored in the browser) to control access to pages and directories on a webserver.
I've been following notes provided with OpenSSL for generating ssl certificates
suitable for importing into a browser. For exampl
Openssl knows SN as serialNumber's short name and S as surname's short
name.
In LDAP SN stands for surname and serialnumber has no shortcuts.
Second: Why are the openssl's txt2obj, and other fuctions case sensitive?
The strings standing istead of OIDs should be
case insensitive!
Please. Anybody
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>I'm runnig a Microsoft IIS 4.0 on NT 4.0 and I want to install keys
>which I generated with openssl 0.9.6.
>I used the keys in NET or unformatted TXT format. But when I enter the
>password the IIS requires I get
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