Thanks.
If i want to generate a private/public key in order to sign my outgoing files to
another entity, do i need to create certificates to validate my keys, or i just need
to create the keys and send the public to the other entity?
Where do i store the keys? Can i use it, just like acessing a text file, or i must
store it into keystore files and then acess it from another form?
Thanks
Pedro
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De: [EMAIL PROTECTED] em nome de Mike Sontum
Enviada: sex 18-06-2004 17:23
Para: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Assunto: Re: Digital signature creation
Man pages for the openssl command on www.openssl.org
Openssl is an executable that can be used to generate certificates,
keys, etc.
The page http://www.post1.com/home/ngps/m2/howto.ca.html has a tutorial
on certificates.
This uses the CA.pl which is a Perl wrapper that can be very helpful.
It also uses the openssl.conf file that
comes with the openssl-0.9.7tar.gz. Certificates are not easy and I
found the O'Reilly Book
"Network Security with OpenSSL" affordable and loaded with info on
certs.
Thanks,
Mike
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Hi,
I'm completely new to this Digital Signature functionality and i would
like to know what do i need to create Private/Public keys to exchange
files with another entity, and also, if it is mandatory to create
Certificates. If so, where can i send the certificate a generate?
regards and thanks
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