Hi Olaf, *,
Sorry if I'm replying to a month-old message; I haven't got
time to read my mailing lists regularly, unfortunately.
> I was just searching for a way to create root certificates
> with specified startdate and enddate using openssl. The
> "openssl ca" tool supports the according argumen
Jensen, J (Jens) wrote:
> A solution is to create a request for the root, save it, then
> use "req" to issue a temporary root. Then set up a mini-CA
> to sign the real root with the temporary root. It works
> because the keys are the same in the temporary and real
> root (both generated from the
Erwann and Steve,
Thanks for all the comments. Here're a new set of certs where I think
that I've taken care of the points raised by both of you. I'd
appreciate your review.
This is the self-signed root CA cert. It is now V3, and has the AKI and
SKI. It still has "Digital Signature", as I wa
I'm using openssl 0.9.7e on Unix (The example output below is from Windows
version of openssl [a 0.9.7X derived binary version from stunnel.org], but
is consistent with AIX version as regards the failure. I will repeat this
tomorrow when I have access to the Unix box if that helps).
openssl pkcs
Test please ignore
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On Sun, Mar 06, 2005, Peter Cope wrote:
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> I'm using openssl 0.9.7e on Unix (The example output below is from Windows
> version of openssl [a 0.9.7X derived binary version from stunnel.org], but
> is consistent with AIX version as regards the failure. I will repeat this
> tomorrow when I have a