RE: 3rd time request... PLEASE help! Phone cert creation

[Daniel Diaz Sanchez]

Hi,   CryptoAPI is the security API of Microsoft. If you are using a Pocket PC or SmartPhone you can use a subset of functions of that API (that is completely supported on NT). You can have a look to openssl-dev and will find a message from me giving support to build OpenSSL for Pocket PC or Windows Mobile 2003 with full access to the openssl.exe application by using a console on the device (a little difficult to use with the Soft Input Panel but ok to have openssl everywhere).   For your concrete problem may you can ask in a Motorola forum or to anybody who knows flex operating system (the one from Motorola).   Daniel Díaz   [EMAIL PROTECTED]   De: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] En nombre de David Templar Enviado el: martes, 12 de julio de 2005 20:01 Para: openssl-users@openssl.org Asunto: Re: 3rd time request... PLEASE help! Phone cert creation   Thanks, it does help a bit... could you tell me about the cryptoapi program? But I will say that it is not a smartphone. It uses standard motorola software and its jce package.... All I really need to do is convert my standard certs to the motman.crt file I had attached. I have tried everything else - including using the windows sdk to create certificates. Importing certificates on motorola can only be done by manually placing the certificate in the x509 directory - hence the need to be able to generate a certificate that complies with the format. The reason why I am posting here is because openssl (I have been using for many years) comes with cert creation abilities - it has helped me for many years with PC java! Also, I was hoping I would be able to ask many crypto experts on the forum! RGDS David Pablo J Royo wrote: I suppose this is not the right forum to ask for Smartphone issues.   Anyway, here:   http://www.jacco2.dds.nl/networking/crtimprt.html   may be you could find a way to do what you need , a little idea or maybe something more. He explains how to import a *personal* certificate and a CA certificate on a PocketPC, running Windows Mobile 2003. I have tryed the same on a Windows 2002 Smartphone and it doesn't work, but I think it could work on windows Mobile 2003, becuse it worked in my PocketPC PDA. You could also try to use a little CryptoAPI program for that. Again ,I suspect this is not the right forum  ;-).   Hope this helps   ----- Original Message ----- From: "David Templar" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <openssl-users@openssl.org> Sent: Tuesday, July 12, 2005 5:49 PM Subject: 3rd time request... PLEASE help! Phone cert creation       Hi all, I am really stuck and have tried all I can - I really need your help togenerate a software publishing certificate and its root cert to installon motorola phones. I am enclosing a copy of an already existing cert on the phone. Itappears to be a V4 x509 cert - I could be wrong though. The phone doesnot seem to accept any certificates I have currently generated. Someonesaid to delete the first 2 octets, using that I can read the file now,but how do I generate a certificate like it?? The certificate is calledmotman.crt, but I have attached it as motman.txt as the openssly postingdoes not allow .crt extensions. The certificate I have enclosed is new to me, and myself as well asothers are having a problem working out what it is... Please tell me how to create my own certificates like it either usingopenssl or any other tool. Your help is really needed and appreciated - even if you cannot help,please tell me where I can get some help... Thanks in advance, David       --------------------------------------------------------------------------------    0, ©0,[1]' [1][1][1]0 *?H?÷0y1 0  U [1]US10 U Illinois10 U     Libertyville10 U    Motorola Inc1 0 U   PCS10 U Motorola Java CA400‑030821070000Z180821070000Z01 0     U [1]US10 U Illinois10 U  Libertyville10 U    Motorola Inc1 0 U   PCS1!0­ U Manufacturer Domain 40-10,"0 *?H?÷ ,0,[1],©ºAJ>^<ÇòÑ-,øæ=>2     ѽv­¨#pË "¿T&9"×~.(Ø"[EMAIL PROTECTED](ãL¥_,<ì?á"7?=CÏ:¶Ø¦åv­ñ¨s?wì<!¯`[1]2ÂT©õ˹yøí­SÞä%ôB [EMAIL PROTECTED]>r';µ46wëȪq?³Sr[êe¡Þ± ­/¬>qyâÿEýBo‑«"ò?gçùsͺ§.o­f]iïÏ­Ð8O¤a,ÁâZ×ZMá¡[1]YùÅTs\<G >1~71#¸æß?.éÃÕìÕ'+ Éǝ .Ù-s :Ðfg¿h´ÙÛAP-²"¸§¼fý>zQmQbåÆpA"¯?#&o»Sþã»Ïø¶fôêïfí®iqKlò«½¨*O 5,>vÝhq?­BZß¿O,ºmÓU~?fupþÏ0G¹-ÀfåJ4à,­æ/[1]Îòú ¤è»f~1½TϧþÇQÜ,°m?õ÷Z?°)ú ¡®9¢³H<µ®_έL9¯kãna¹W½ÚêGÛ Ù²»è0¥K0ûñyl:¿Ã-_¿b0 ______________________________________________________________________OpenSSL Project                                 http://www.openssl.orgUser Support Mailing List                    openssl-users@openssl.orgAutomated List Manager                           [EMAIL PROTECTED]