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> Does anyone know if I can generate a SSLv1 CA and sign an SSL
> certificate in v1 with openssl?
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> I've generated CA with openssl and SSLeay and can get a v3 & v2 signed
> certificates, but we have this old/ancient SSLv1
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> compatible only software (that's currently being rewritten) but Versign,
> Thawte, and other CA's are no longer supporting
>
> the SSLv1 certificate.
(1) There's no such thing as an SSLv1 certificate. Certificates
aren't linked to SSL versions. Do you perhaps mean an X.509v1 certificate?
(2) I very much doubt you have an SSLv1 anything since AFAIK
no production implementations of SSLv1 were ever released, being
as it was riddled with security flaws.
-Ekr
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