Dear all,
I am new to openSSL and an inexperienced C programmer. After compiling openssl library, I was going through the demos for understanding. In the demo after compilation of easy_tls with few warnings, when I run the server and client, it gets connected and able to write and read. But when
Praveen Jothi wrote:
Dear all,
I am new to openSSL and an inexperienced C programmer. After compiling
openssl library, I was going through the demos for understanding. In
the demo after compilation of easy_tls with few warnings, when I run
the server and client, it gets connected and able t
One other option is to write a managed wrapper in visual C++ .net using the
IJW (It just works) technology. This way, the resulting wrapper (.net
assembly) could be called from any .net supported language e.g. C#, VB.net,
J# etc.
I can provide an example of this if it is required.
Regards,
Ha
Dear Bernhard and others,
you are right probably. The CA certificate says a different organization. and the client certificate says its issued by a different organization. Unforuntately my experience in C program is not enough to check out or rather edit the C code. I would like to know, if I cre
Hi all,
I am planning to use SSL for the communication
between my client and server. The idea is to use SSL *mainly* for peer
authentication and validation (Both server and client authentication by means of
certificates). Regarding the data encryption, I would like to have it as an
optiona
The following is in the demo code.
r = SSL_CTX_load_verify_locations(ret,a.ca_file,NULL)
I am wondering if NULL is the right parameter to pass through for CA path ?
thank you very much.
regards,
Pjothi
On 1/24/06, Praveen Jothi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Dear Bernhard and others,
you ar
Hi and welcome,
I haven't thought hardly about what you're trying to do but my first
intuition tells me that encryption also has some part to play in
authentication that you're missing. My knowledge of SSL is limited but I
think it is safe to say that private/public key (assymetric) encryption
The following is in the demo code.
r = SSL_CTX_load_verify_locations(ret,a.ca_file,NULL)
I am wondering if NULL is the right parameter to pass
through for CA path ?
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hi..
yes the third parameter is the CA path and you can pass
NULL..(this is simple) .if you sp
Urjit Gokhale wrote:
Hi all,
I am planning to use SSL for the communication between my client and
server. The idea is to use SSL *mainly* for peer authentication and
validation (Both server and client authentication by means of
certificates). Regarding the data encryption, I would like to h
Hi,
There is no problem to use your code with C#. What you need to do is to
create a wrapper. First create a dll (a confortable way to do that) with the
functions you need to use from C# ( in your case, rename tmain to for
example TLS_whatever) and then user platform invocation to access from C#
Bernhard Froehlich wrote:
Maybe this would be possible using the NULL cipher combined with DH
authentication...
(The official NULL cipher suites use RSA authentication.) The answer to
the first question of the OP is yes, use a NULL cipher suite.
But if your problem is only performance I don
Yo,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Adam,
Thanks for your answer on the OpenSSL mailing list. Firstly, I'm sorry
for contacting you with your personal email address. Currently I can't
join the OpenSSL mailing list (my company has problems with its
reverse DNS zone).
> openssl req -engine Luna
Hello,
As I mentioned in the subject, I can not find out
online manuals for X509 like a X509_STORE_CTX_get_error_depth
and so on.. This question might be quite rudimentrary question,
but I'm in difficulty not to find online manual X509 function.
I did "man X509_STORE_CTX_get_error_depth" from my
Praveen Jothi wrote:
The following is in the demo code.
r = SSL_CTX_load_verify_locations(ret,a.ca_file,NULL)
I am wondering if NULL is the right parameter to pass through for CA
path ?
Yes, as the comment in my version (0.9.8a) says it just wont use a CA
directory but will put all cert
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