Hello: Actually, this is more of a question than a request for enhancement. Does OpenSSL's crypto support crippled PKCS#1 encoded private keys? Crippled PKCS#1 encoded keys are keys that don't have all the PKCS#1 components. I have keys that contain only the modulus, and the public and the private exponents. They do not contain the primes and the CRT exponents and coefficient. When I try to use these keys I get a "divide by zero" error from OpenSSL, raising the suspission that OpenSSL does not support crippled private keys. Can you please confirm this? Thanks.
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