Certificate can be dumped out using SSLeay x509 -text -in FILE
where FILE is the ame of the certificate file.
Key can be dumped out using SSleay rsa -text (you neeed to use the right
switch and to provide the jey file name, of course)
-----Original Message-----
From: Jay D. Ribak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Thursday, October 22, 1998 1:02 AM
Subject: Re: First post--problems with MOD_SSL
>Yes, it did. It also prompted me for the password again when I
>created the csr and the crt, so I know that that part works...
>>
>>
>> When you generate the rsa key, did ssleay ask you for password?
>> It is possible the asking message was not displayed right and waswiting
>> for a input. But I don't know why you get all key, cert .. generated.
>> Have you dupmed them out to see the fields?
>>
>How do I dump them out to see this?
>
>> In the log, it seems the server failed to get the password. SSLeay uses
>> callback function to get the password.
>>
>> By the way, if you make your own cert, make sure the Common Name field in
>> the cert is the same as your server's domain name.
>>
>I used *.inetsolve.com, which according to Thawte's web site, is legal for
>Apache with mod_SSL installed. I will try just www.inetsolve.com for
>the common name.
>
>Any other suggestions are greatly appreciated
>Thanks
>Jay
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