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Hi
I trust that this is the correct place
to ask development questions using openssl, not only developin
Just a quick hack to dump a private key to an unsigned char[]. Basically copied
and pasted the equivalent bit from x509.c. Seems to work ok (famous last words
aside.)
Cheers,
//oscar
diff -r1.31 rsa.c
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Hi,
this patch allows for public key structure retrivial when using the
'req' command. Following are the details:
Added Switch:
o -pubkeyoutput public key
Fixes:
o printing of "using config file... " only if -verbose is used
Comments:
The patch is indeed very simple and adds just
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