> Is there a command I can run to view the openssl banner? Thanks.
> Bernie
If I understand your question correctly, the answer is to run the OpenSSL
command line utility with the parameters 'version -a'.
DS
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Is there a command I can run to view the openssl banner? Thanks.
Bernie
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2008/5/12 Isaias Punktin:
> Hi all.
>
> I have been reading the code of openssl/apps/ts.c and there is no
> possible for the TSA to sign using a private key stored in a
> token/SmartCard/engine. I think this is interesting because it makes
> possible to make a TSA compliant with RFC 3628 ("Re
In openssl/ssl/ssl_sess.c, ssl_get_new_session function
These is a callback function to set session ID after session object is
initialized. It's is a very good feature but currently only applied to server
side.
If a client want to reuse a session ID in a cross process scenario (which means
se
