AW: SHA2

Is there already a stable version of OpenSSL in the field that supports SHA256? Best regards Thomas > -Ursprüngliche Nachricht- > Von: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Im Auftrag von Nils Larsch > Gesendet: Donnerstag, 12. Mai 2005 09:33 > An: openssl-users@openssl.org > B

AGAIN: Query on CRL distribution point

Hi all, I am just worling on a certificate profile an I need to include a cdp in the following form: ldap://my.company.com/CN=Name,OU=Department,O=Company,C=DE?certificateRevocationList So the cdp should point to the crl in a directory on a certain server and the access protocal is ldap. >

AW: AGAIN: Query on CRL distribution point

Stephen, Thanx for your reply. I found that x509_config page before. But to be honest, the cdp part didn't help me very much with the particular comma problem. And, by the way, the second error below and the "value=cdp_sect" message results from my tries to use the configuration described in th

pkey-command

Hi all, in the openssl docs I found a command called "pkey" that is said to show me the public and private keys in differnt ways. Trying to use it openssl (0.9.8d) told me, that "pkey" is an unknown command. I wonder if it is not lnger supported in later versions. Best regards Thomas

Openssl ocsp

Hi all, I try to ask an ocsp responder for the status of some certificates using openssl as ocsp client. Doing that the client produces the following Messages: --- C:\Programme\OpenSSL\bin>openssl ocsp -i

AW: Database file structure

Bruno, A database line is structured as followed: 1. state of the cert (V=valid, R=revoked, E=expired where the state is not changes automatically if a cert expires) 2. end of validity 3. revocation time (empty when the cert ist not revoked) 4. serial number in hex 5. Where the cert can be found

OpenSLL Timestamping

Hi all! In the openssl documentation I found the command "ts" for timestamping actions. Trying this command with my openssl 0.9.8e I was told that this is an unknown command. Now I am wondering if the documentation may be some kind of too uptodate - what is normally not the case with docs - or if

WG: [Openca-Users] After 100000 certificate issued...

I found this in the OpenCA-Users mailinglist. Any ideas or suggestions? Regards Thomas > -Ursprüngliche Nachricht- > Von: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Im > Auftrag von Diego de Felice > Gesendet: Montag, 18. September 2006 23:32 > An: Ideas, tips and discussions about