Hello,
I'm encountering problems freeing an SSL context.
When I look the ctx structure I see the following:
p *ctx->cert
$1 = {key = 0x82baba0, valid = 0, mask = 0, export_mask = 0, rsa_tmp = 0x0,
rsa_tmp_cb = 0, dh_tmp = 0x0, dh_tmp_cb = 0, pkeys = {{x509 = 0x82bf7a0,
privatekey = 0x8
If you want to do this:
SSL private key on the smartcard, cert can be in s/w
No problem. Many vendors support this for a variety of browser releases.
To answer someone else's question, this is possible because both NS and IE
use common de-facto standards for crypto, etc., operations, and
Hi,
Quick bug report:
We've got a test suite which uses OpenSSL to check interoperability
with our web server. The tests run fine under Solaris Sparc/Intel,
IRIX, Tru64, HPUX, SCO, FreeBSD, etc, but the openssl binary under
Linux just eats CPU time and doesn't do anything useful.
Command line
Bruno wrote:
> 1- Are you giong to continue your effort in implementing the Perl
> interface or will you specialize in developing modules to achieve
> particular functionalities?
I'm severely bottlenecked on time so I probably won't be able to
contribute more than maintenance of my existing
Can we please have an English version of this document.
Thanx
Amol
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Sent: Thursday, March 02, 2000 7:47 AM
To: Grebelsky, Konstantin
Subject: Re: Create Certificates, key etc on NT
Hello
Maybe PKCS11 is the right answer to your needs.
Emre A. Binisik
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>>> "P.K.B. Hari
I'm trying to generate a self signed non-RSA certificate in a C app.
I grabbed the code from demos/selfsign.c and generated a 512 bit key using
dsa.
The code dies when it get to the X509_sign() function.
All that I've done is change the key type, because I'm shooting in the dark
here.
Any po
Does anyone know an SSL routine
which extracts the CRL url from a
certificate.pem ?
Thanks in advance
regards
marco nardelli
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Hi,
I need to allow semi-public access to our MySQL server on the Internet.
I am looking at different ways of securing the link.. from hardware to
software solutions.
Would using OpenSSL be a possibility here? The Server is Linux, clients
will be Win32 most likely.. I'm thinking perhaps ssh +