RE: running OpenSSL on Windows 32

2001-11-30 Thread Jean-Gabriel Duquesnoy

I am using Windows 98SE and OpenSSL0.9.6b

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 Jean-Gabriel Duquesnoy wrote:
  
  Hi,
  
  I have successfully downloaded and compiled OpenSSL
  on my Windows machine. Unfortunately, when I use it
  to create a CA certificate, when asking for the DN,
  the first question (Country Name) is displayed, but
  the second question is displayed without giving me
  any chance to enter the Country Name. I have the same
  problem when it comes to enter the Country Name for
  a request (-newreq).
  But worst is that the same behaviour occurs when I
  try to sign the issued certificates. As the first
  question when signing is Sign the certificate, I
  do not get any chance to sign my certificates.
  
  Does anyone have a hint where to search for the reason?
  
 
 Which version of Windows are you using and which version of OpenSSL?
 There was a Win95 console bug which had a workaround added a long time
 ago: after entering the password the last character (CR) would
 erroneously be appear when an attempt was made to read the next field
 and would give the behaviour you mentioned.
 
 Steve.
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running OpenSSL on Windows 32

2001-11-30 Thread owner-openssl-users


Hi,

I have successfully downloaded and compiled OpenSSL
on my Windows machine. Unfortunately, when I use it
to create a CA certificate, when asking for the DN,
the first question (Country Name) is displayed, but
the second question is displayed without giving me
any chance to enter the Country Name. I have the same
problem when it comes to enter the Country Name for
a request (-newreq).
But worst is that the same behaviour occurs when I
try to sign the issued certificates. As the first
question when signing is Sign the certificate, I
do not get any chance to sign my certificates.

Does anyone have a hint where to search for the reason?

With kind regards,

Jean-Gabriel Duquesnoy
e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

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Re: running OpenSSL on Windows 32

2001-11-30 Thread Dr S N Henson

Jean-Gabriel Duquesnoy wrote:
 
 I am using Windows 98SE and OpenSSL0.9.6b
 

Hmmm. That should work. Have you compiled it on a WINNT box or enabled
the WINNT features? That could cause problems because the work around
isn't enabled on WINNT because it isn't needed.

What output does:

openssl version -a 

give? Also try running 

dumpbin /imports libeay32.dll 

and see if the output contains FlushConsoleInputBuffer.

Steve.
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