Hello all, The following may sound like a rather strange question. First a bit of background. The company that I work for recently acquired some APC 7931 power distribution units. These PDUs are quite nice for what they do, and they are quite nicely managable. However, in order to put keys and certs onto these (for things like HTTPS and SSH), you have to use this wizard under Windows that generates a file in PKCS #15 format right in the file system. (Yes, you read that correctly.) In the case of SSH host keys, you just export these files onto the PDU. In the case of certificates, what you get is a private key in a .p15 file (That is, a file in PKCS #15 format.), and a certificate request in X.509 format. After you get the signed request back in X.509 format, the wizard generates yet another .p15 file that contains both the cert and the private key. You can then export this onto the PDU. This all works fine, but sometimes I would like to be able to do this under linux using openssl or something similar. Unfortunately, openssl doesn't handle .p15 files. opensc/openct expect the PKCS #15 data to come from a physical smart card, not a file in the file system. Does anyone on this list know of a way to convert between X.509/PKCS #12 data and PKCS #15 data without using a smart card?
Thank you very much in advance. John Guthrie [EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ opensc-devel mailing list opensc-devel@lists.opensc-project.org http://www.opensc-project.org/mailman/listinfo/opensc-devel
