Re: error in ceritificate request from MSIE 4.0

1999-03-31 Thread Max Liccardo



Hubert Froehlich wrote:

> >
>
> Um, I am working on the same. The scripts mentioned above already include the
> 'msie_hack' option...
>
> When working on the Unix side all works fine. Just when trying them out with
> MSIE I got some error code like 0x80092004
>
> I'm familiar with Unix, Linux and all that, not with Microsoft (here: NT 4.0,
> MSIE 4.0). Any idea?
>
>
>
>

Hi,
try these parameters into your request cgi...They worked for me.

Enroll.KeySpec = 1
  Enroll.GenKeyFlags = 3
  Enroll.providerType = 1
  Enroll.providerName = "Microsoft Base Cryptographic Provider v1.0"
  Enroll.HashAlgorithm = "MD5"
-
If you have problem, I can send you the cgi I use.


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EVP_DecodeValid ???

2000-09-25 Thread Max Liccardo

Hi folks,
I have to decode a base 64 string but I don't know the result
lenght..
I tried to use the bio_read after a push of a b64 filter but I obtain
always a string larger than the real string I expect so I noticed the
EVP_DecodeValid function. I seems to do the right job, i.e., it returns
the number of valid character into a base 64 string...but there is no
prototype and a strange include 

#ifdef undef
int EVP_DecodeValid(unsigned char *buf, int len)


How can I use it?? or how can decode as block and have as return code
the number of valid characters??



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Re: idea and copyright

2000-10-02 Thread Max Liccardo

David Schwartz wrote:
> 
> > In the worst case, can somebody point me to another free simmetric
> > algorithm with a 128 bit key ???
> 
> RC4 would be my recommendation. Twofish would be a good alternate.
> 
> DS
sorry but,
according to openssl readme "RC4 is a trademark of RSA Security, so use
of this label should perhaps only be used with RSA Security's
permission.".
I need something really free!!! 

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Re: idea and copyright

2000-10-02 Thread Max Liccardo



Richard Levitte - VMS Whacker ha scritto:
> 
> 
> Well, twofish was mentioned as well.  Unfortunately, it isn't
> implemented in OpenSSL (yet).  However, blowfish is another,
> and it is implemented in OpenSSL as well.


sorry for my silly questions,
but I really don't undertstand..idea is implemented in openssl but
it has a registred patent on the algorithm
I cannot find infos about the existence of blowfish's patent...

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