Carlos Cabañero wrote:
Hi!
I'm giving a look to the code of OpenSSL as I'm very interested in
RSA encryptation / decryp. specially for a subject called Discrete Math.
My problem is that I have to work on an algorithm by myself and, of
course, I'm trying to implement and understand some thing
Obviously I know how atoi, atof, itoa, ... works... but I want to know how
they work internally, to pass the value to the pointer (like the BIGNUM do
with bn_dec2bn), and to create my own classes for bignum. I could use atoi
in a limited way, but that's not fun and I want a lower level way to do
Not sure, because what I want to know is how BN_bin2bn works INTERNALLY, and
not how to use it, anyway, I've sent the message to the openssl-users list
too. Thank you
From: Geoff Thorpe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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On Mon, May 03, 2004, Eleanor Nagai wrote:
> Steven,
>
> Hi!
>
> Thanks very much for your response. I tried the -keyform option in the dgst
> command but get the message "unable to load key file". So I tried your
> suggestion
> to convert the key to pem format using:
>
> openssl
Such a question will have a wider and more appropriate pool of responders
on the openssl-users list than openssl-dev.
Regards,
Geoff
On May 3, 2004 10:57 am, Carlos Cabañero wrote:
> I'm giving a look to the code of OpenSSL as I'm very interested in RSA
> encryptation / decryp. specially f
A customer performing interoperability testing sent me a message and indicated that
our TLS server was sending a CertificateRequest message with a CAs length of 0,
followed by no additional data. This appears to be in violation of section 7.4.4 of
RFC 2246, which implies that the certificate_a
Hi!
I'm giving a look to the code of OpenSSL as I'm very interested in RSA
encryptation / decryp. specially for a subject called Discrete Math. My
problem is that I have to work on an algorithm by myself and, of course, I'm
trying to implement and understand some things that OSSL uses like the
A customer performing interoperability testing sent me a message and indicated that
our TLS server was sending a CertificateRequest message with a CAs length of 0,
followed by no additional data. This appears to be in violation of section 7.4.4 of
RFC 2246, which implies that the certificate_au
Steven,
Hi!
Thanks very much for your response. I tried the -keyform option in the dgst
command but get the message "unable to load key file". So I tried your
suggestion
to convert the key to pem format using:
openssl rsa -in -pubin -inform der -pubout -outform pem
but got th
