Title: Re:
openssl and PeopleSoft
The key that is sought in this
field is a symmetric key, not an asymmetric key. This means that RSA
is not
the correct type of key.
Randomly generate a value, or use a
particular passphrase and feed it into a key-derivation function for the
number of bits in the cipher size.
-Kyle H
On Thu, Sep 2, 2010 at 10:58 PM, Panikulam Vivek
<vivekpaniku...@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
Hi
I am trying to use openssl to generate RSA keys and use it in
PeopleSoft. But PeopleSoft requires keys in hex notation with specific
keysize of 168 which I am not able to generate with openSSL. Please let me
know if anyone has experience working with OpenSSL for PeopleSoft.Any help
is appreciated. Thanks
Regards
Vivek Panikulam
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Use Entered Value
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Select this option to use key values that aren't in the PeopleSoft
keystore. Enter a key value that's formatted appropriately for the algorithm
that you're configuring. This value will be entered into the PET keyset
table, not the PeopleSoft keystore.
The value that you enter has a length that depends on the keysize of the
cipher. For triple DES with keysize 112, this is 16 bytes. For a keysize of
168, this is 24 bytes. This value should be represented in hex notation.
You must generate the key value that
you enter here. You can use any key generation utility capable of producing
hex encoded keys of the required length. PeopleSoft delivers the core
OpenSSL command line program precompiled and ready to use. You can use it to
generate key values and perform other encryption-related tasks. The
executable program is PS_HOME\bin\server\WINX86\openssl.exe on
Windows, and PS_HOME/bin/openssl on Unix and Linux platforms.
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smime.p7s
Description: S/MIME Cryptographic Signature
