On Monday, 09/17/2007 at 06:29 EDT, Alan Ackerman
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> There doesn't appear to be anything in SSLADMIN to import or export key
> pairs, though.
You're right, the SSL server does not have a way to export certificates
(with the private key) and has no way to import them.
Looking at z/Web server more closely, it appears to have a MAKEKEY comman
d
with options:
-E -- display (to stdout) the certified public and private keys (DER
encoded) in keyfile.
-I -- read fron stdin a public and private key pair (DER encoded) and
insert in keyfile.
(I hav
On Thursday, 09/13/2007 at 07:19 EDT, Alan Ackerman
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks! But of course, I do want my web server to know something about
> what the protection is, and in some cases we want the client certificate
> inforamtion.
>
> >If you define port 443 (https) as SECURE in PROFI
On Thu, 13 Sep 2007 15:16:25 -0500, Thomas Kern <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>I have used SSLSERV to transparently protect HTTP, FTP and POP servers.
The
>applications in each of those servers know nothing about the protection
that
>surrounds them. All were using the same certificate as the TN
On Thursday, 09/13/2007 at 03:58 EDT, Alan Ackerman
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is there any way to share server certificates between SSLSERV and other
> applications on the same VM system? (In my case the other application is
> Illustro z/Web Server for VM.) Do I have to order a separate certifi
I have used SSLSERV to transparently protect HTTP, FTP and POP servers. T
he
applications in each of those servers know nothing about the protection t
hat
surrounds them. All were using the same certificate as the TN3270 service
. I
think I could have generated separate certificate requests and cer
Is there any way to share server certificates between SSLSERV and other
applications on the same VM system? (In my case the other application is
Illustro z/Web Server for VM.) Do I have to order a separate certificate
for each? (Costs $$$.)
Essentially, a certificate just certifies a particu