Hi Chandrasekhar,
On Wed, Jan 22, 2003 at 11:20:58AM +0530, Chandrasekhar R S wrote:
Hi Vadim
I am sorry for portraying the problem vaguely.
I will make an attempt to clarify the problem -
The entire scenario -
Client -- Proxy Server - Proxy Client --
Hello Vadim,
Localized Scenario : Proxy Client -- Backend Server
5. The requirement is, Proxy Client should be presenting
CLIENT CERT to the backend server.
Yes, it can present it somehow
RSR : I am in search of this somehow.
Could it be this
On Wed, Jan 22, 2003 at 02:36:16PM +0530, Chandrasekhar R S wrote:
Hello Vadim,
Localized Scenario : Proxy Client -- Backend Server
5. The requirement is, Proxy Client should be presenting
CLIENT CERT to the backend server.
Yes, it can present it
hi,
i have a multithreaded server that manage TLS connections to the
clients.
to enable TLS on an unencrypted tcp stream i use:
SSL_load_error_strings();
SSL_library_init();
ctx = SSL_CTX_new(SSLv23_server_method());
...
ssl = SSL_new(ctx);
...
to shutdown and cleanup a connection a use:
int
On Wed, Jan 22, 2003, Peter Hendriks wrote:
Thanks for your answer.
According to the infobox of Outlook Express 6.0 SP1 (completely updated), it
says something like 128 bits coding strength (I have a Dutch version). I can
access something like mailvault, which requires 128 bit SSL.
The
Michal Trojnara wrote:
Version 4.04, 2003.01.12
...
Downloaded stunnel-4.04.exe to a Win 2K system.
Tried to run it as stunnel -help. Got nothing.
Furthermore, looking at the source, as far as I can tell,
when compiling for WIN32, no main procedure is compiled.
Did you use old
Hi
I am working on
Microsoft Platform. I develop web sites using asp and IIS 5.0. I would like to
know how openssl can be implemented in asp environment. I have checked up other
sites and forums, but have only come across openssl implementation in perl /
php. Kindly let me know what is to
When the private
keys are created, are there checks performed to determine the quality/primality
of the keys? If so, is there documentation on how the keys are
checked?
Thanks,
Rick
Robinson
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: I'm trying to write an automated script to check for pending expiry dates in
: SSL certs.
Depending on your end-goal, this may or may not help you -- but if
you're just looking for something to poll your servers and flag
pending cert expirations, you may want to check out Recon:
Hi
I wonder if you can help. I am trying to generate certificates in order
to have a FreeRadius server running on my RedHat 7.3 and to authenticate
a WinXP client.
So far I have used openssl (/usr/local/ssl) version 0.9.6h ([engine] 5
Dec 2002) with which I can generate CA for root (CA.root),
Tried your suggestion. Doesn't work. Mailed between 2 e-mail addresses, both
addresses had secret and public keys available. The senders certificate is /
stays RC2 40 bits in the outbox. After exchanging e-mails with reply it
still remains RC2 40 bits.
Public key is 1024 bit md5RSA, private key
On Wed, Jan 22, 2003, Peter Hendriks wrote:
Tried your suggestion. Doesn't work. Mailed between 2 e-mail addresses, both
addresses had secret and public keys available. The senders certificate is /
stays RC2 40 bits in the outbox. After exchanging e-mails with reply it
still remains RC2 40
Hello all,
Does anyone here use the Rainbow Cryptoswift PCI card? What is the extent
of OpenSSL's support for this card? Does OpenSSL require kernel-level
support for this card to work?
Thanks,
Scott Johnson
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In message [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Wed, 22 Jan 2003
13:12:03 -0600, Scott Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
scottj Does anyone here use the Rainbow Cryptoswift PCI card?
I do, occasionally.
scottj What is the extent of OpenSSL's support for this card?
Supported algorithms:
- RSA
- DSA
- DH
-
ERR_print_errors(BIO*)
If i need the errors in a string, how do I get it from BIO?
thanks,
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