Re: [AOLSERVER] SSL built fail BSAFE variable not dfind

2001-07-23 Thread Lee Teague
Let me understand this correctly: In your next version, I'll be able to ns_httpget (or some equivalent) an SSL site? I'm looking for this functionality *right now*. Is something like this availible now in AOLServer/TCL, or is yours the first? - In reply to Re: [AOLSERVER] SSL built fail

[AOLSERVER] Triple DES Encryption

2001-07-23 Thread John Divney
Hello, Not being that familiar with encryption, do there exist AOLServer TCL commands to handle Triple DES encryption ? I am thinking maybe via OpenSSL or ns_openssl, but I am not sure. I think I may have found a way to do this in Perl, but would rather do so in TCL. Thanks !! divney

Re: [AOLSERVER] SSL built fail BSAFE variable not dfind

2001-07-23 Thread Scott Goodwin
Let me understand this correctly: In your next version, I'll be able to ns_httpget (or some equivalent) an SSL site? I'm looking for this functionality *right now*. Is something like this availible now in AOLServer/TCL, or is yours the first? Yes, Sort of, Maybe. I'm implementing all of

Re: [AOLSERVER] SSL built fail BSAFE variable not dfind

2001-07-23 Thread Jeff Huber
that'd be neat. previously i've gotten ssl pages within aolserver by shelling out to curl. jeff -Original Message- From: Scott Goodwin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Monday, July 23, 2001 10:27 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [AOLSERVER] SSL built fail BSAFE variable not

Re: [AOLSERVER] Triple DES Encryption

2001-07-23 Thread John Divney
From what I understand I would be needing to encrypt the data (text string) with 3DES and then I would put this encrypted string at the end of a HTTPS URL. The receiving end would then decrypt and use the text string. Would nsopenssl do this ? divney At 01:33 PM 7/23/01 -0400, Scott Goodwin

Re: [AOLSERVER] Triple DES Encryption

2001-07-23 Thread Scott Goodwin
No. nsopenssl only encrypts SSL traffic. It doesn't have the smarts yet to take a chunk of data and encrypt it and pass it back to you, though it's possible to add that functionality to the module. Right now, you could run a shell (ugh, I know) script that takes your data, runs it through