Re: Dont Hate Me
Regardless of your negativity, i still love OpenSSL and i'll still code to support it, and in the end this discussion will probably have only a negative impact; so im gonna stop commenting on negative feed back because it wasn't my intent to start a political discussion. My intent was to get a message out, #1 I like ron paul enough to get smacked around by OpenSSL developers. Truly a tormenting experience, and not for those without any bravery. #2 That its important to share an important message regardless of consequence if the message is right. At this point, i believe 100% that the message is worth getting out. and #3 You guys should spend less time whining and more time writing documentation. love; Jason On 7/18/07, Eric Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: you're officially on my spam list. There's an appropriate forum to discuss your political views. On 7/18/07, edf green < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > But seriously.. RON PAUL 2008! > > www.ronpaul2008.com > > I go out on a limb here to spread the message, as i've never done it > before, and i hope you all can forgive me. It's just that i've never seen a > candidate that has made me or my colleagues so passionate about government, > reform, and the chance to restore to America what it has been void of so > long. Watch any of the following videos to see what i'm talking about. > > http://www.ronpaul2008.com/videos/2007-06-13-colbert-report/ > http://www.ronpaul2008.com/videos/2007-06-04-daily-show/ > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WUYDt7kC3Z0 > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EF37-9OGblw&mode=related&search= > etc etc etc.. > > If you would like to see america in the hands of a man who'd like to > restore us to our former glory, spread the message.. go out on a limb, even > at the risk of being removed from the openssl mailing list. Haha.. > > again.. sorry but my heart tells me i had to > > ~Jason > P.S. OpenSSL rocks >
Dont Hate Me
But seriously.. RON PAUL 2008! www.ronpaul2008.com I go out on a limb here to spread the message, as i've never done it before, and i hope you all can forgive me. It's just that i've never seen a candidate that has made me or my colleagues so passionate about government, reform, and the chance to restore to America what it has been void of so long. Watch any of the following videos to see what i'm talking about. http://www.ronpaul2008.com/videos/2007-06-13-colbert-report/ http://www.ronpaul2008.com/videos/2007-06-04-daily-show/ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WUYDt7kC3Z0 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EF37-9OGblw&mode=related&search= etc etc etc.. If you would like to see america in the hands of a man who'd like to restore us to our former glory, spread the message.. go out on a limb, even at the risk of being removed from the openssl mailing list. Haha.. again.. sorry but my heart tells me i had to ~Jason P.S. OpenSSL rocks
Re: Creating Certificates Via The SSL/Crypto Api's
Very straight forward and well documented? You gotta be kidding. Perhaps for a long time openssl developer, but not for your run of the mill C developer. I spent all last night going through the example provided, and yeah beyond being painfully inhibiting for a developer in its complexity, its also hideously ugly code. What im talking about is functions like a2i_ASN1_INTEGER. When i check the crypto library documentation on openssl.org for usage or such, there is no man page available, actually.. the entire asn1 section is blacked out. You guys are making me think that i should just provide my client a wrapper around the openssl tool itself, considering how frustrating it is to use this portion of the library. I dont know, using this library is making me jaded towards it. You'd think an industry standard library such as this wouldn't be so letdownish in terms of support and documentation. I mean, this should be a 2 function ordeal. I shouldn't have to be investing so much time into such a largely trivial portion of the solution. Regardless im having to do it anyway, so im going to figure out wtf is going on and maybee post a wrapper somewhere so another balding twentysomething wont have to suffer the same as i am. love;~jason
Re: Creating Certificates Via The SSL/Crypto Api's
you're kidding right? That has to be some of the most atrocious and confusing code i have ever seen. I dont suppose anyone has anything more practical as an example? Perhaps some documentation on the process or such. On 9/20/06, Marek Marcola <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hello,> Long time reader, first time poster. I have a problem> currently with the generation of a SSL cert using the libssl/crypto> apis. I can generate keys fine, but i cannot find any documentation > on how to actually create a cert file via anything other then the> openssl command line tool. If anyone has any example code, or maybee> a tutorial on the subject i'd very much so appreciate it. Look at apps/x509.c function x509_certify().Best regards,--Marek Marcola <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>__ OpenSSL Project http://www.openssl.orgUser Support Mailing Listopenssl-users@openssl.org Automated List Manager [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Creating Certificates Via The SSL/Crypto Api's
Hello all, Long time reader, first time poster. I have a problem currently with the generation of a SSL cert using the libssl/crypto apis. I can generate keys fine, but i cannot find any documentation on how to actually create a cert file via anything other then the openssl command line tool. If anyone has any example code, or maybee a tutorial on the subject i'd very much so appreciate it. Thanks;~Jason
