Dear SSL, Your encryption kit is supreme. I have been using it to build self-signed web certificates and email certificates. I have also been using it to encrypt and decrypt messages, all via RSA. I am running OpenSSL using 64 bit Windows 10, which is different to Linux, a little bit.
-I can do error checks on rsa private keys. openssl rsa -check -in private.key -noout 1. How can I do something parallel to this, to do an error check on a public key, so that it also replies with a command line message saying whether a public key is alright, or not? 1. If I have an rsa private/public key pair, in two different files, what openssl command can I run to verify if these two keys match one another, accurately? 1. If I have a private key and a .crt web certificate, what openssl command can I run to verify if these two files continue to match? 1. If I have a Thunderbird Email certificate, in pkcs12 format, can I run openssl to verify that with the .crt certificate that came before it? 2. 3. And how can I verify between the pkcs12 email certificate and the original private key? Yours Sincerely, poweruserm.
