I was trying to compile PKCS#11 for about three hours and I didn't
succeed. I rather compiled OpenVPN without PKCS#11 support. Maybe that
some scripts (.bat) would help because foolish Windows users (like me)
are used to compile programs just by clicking "Compile". Playing with
commandline, edi
On 1/27/08, Mirek Zajic wrote:
> I was trying to compile PKCS#11 for about three hours and I didn't
> succeed. I rather compiled OpenVPN without PKCS#11 support. Maybe that
> some scripts (.bat) would help because foolish Windows users (like me)
> are used to compile programs just by clicking "Com
I would, but I cannot figure out how to map the old options to the current
options. Previously, I used:
#basic token selection
pkcs11-providers bt_csp11.dll
pkcs11-slot-type "label"
pkcs11-slot "DavidLemley"
pkcs11-sign-mode sign
#select token keyset
pkcs11-id-type label
pkcs11-id "david_lemle
Where can I find PKCS#11 Windows binaries? If you mean OpenVPN binaries,
it is because I want to fix my NTLMv2 patch.
Alon Bar-Lev napsal(a):
On 1/27/08, Mirek Zajic wrote:
I was trying to compile PKCS#11 for about three hours and I didn't
succeed. I rather compiled OpenVPN without PKCS#11
On Jan 27, 2008 7:04 PM, Dave wrote:
> Can you explain the new options, or point me to where they are explained so
> I can reconfigure?
There is a single ID now for PKCS#11 certificate, sync to all projects
OpenVPN, OpensSSH, QCA, eCryptfs etc...
You use pkcs11-id 'id' (mind the single quote).
Y
On Jan 27, 2008 7:22 PM, Mirek Zajic wrote:
> Where can I find PKCS#11 Windows binaries? If you mean OpenVPN binaries,
> it is because I want to fix my NTLMv2 patch.
Oh... Building OpenVPN for Windows is very difficult task now...
I am working to simplify that...
Alon.
> Behalf Of Alon Bar-Lev
> On Jan 27, 2008 7:04 PM, Dave wrote:
>
> > Can you explain the new options, or point me to where they are
> > explained so I can reconfigure?
>
> There is a single ID now for PKCS#11 certificate, sync to all
> projects OpenVPN, OpensSSH, QCA, eCryptfs etc... You use
On Jan 27, 2008 8:57 PM, Dave wrote:
> OK, I can report success on windows.
Thanks!
This is important!
Hello Alon,
> Oh... Building OpenVPN for Windows is very difficult task now...
> I am working to simplify that...
building pkcs11-helper with openssl support didn't work for me with mingw.
the openssl symlinks don't work.
A server that produces nightly builds would be nice ...
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