I've downloaded the 0.9.5a release and admired the new documentation,
but
still cannot find what I'm looking for. Does the 'openssl' program
include
a facility for generating an X.509 certificate for a file specified on
the
command line?
If not, can somebody point me to a demo program that does such? I've
looked at sign.c in the demos, and I see that it purports to have
created
a signature, but I'm not familiar enough with the data structures to see
exactly where. The *new, improved* doco should help. Let me take a
wild stab: after the call to EVP_SignFinal, the signature is in sig_buf,
right?
Any help will be appreciated. I'm working on OpenBSD 2.6+ if that makes
any difference at all, and occasionally FreeBSD 4.0+.
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Wes Peters
DoBox Inc.
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