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my posts for help getting DSO and mod_blah running

DUe to a malformed lib.so it didn't work. in apache_1.3.14+openssl_1.42 it appears the apxs script gets broken. I have it running now. I also have a sample script from a friend who helped me and I'll start going thru ot tomorrow. ... still don't know why apxs broke. I'll look into that

RE: PERL and secure Sockets

The Crypt::SSLeay works OK. Unfortunately Activestate don't seem to have a version of IO-Socket-SSL for the WIN32 platform (only linux and solaris) so I think we may have to look at something other than PERL. Thanks for your help Bill Stennett -Original Message- From: [EMAIL

Client certificate from perl script

Hi I wonder if it is possible to make the following script use my client sertificate, or do I have to do it in some other way? I have tryed to read the examples, doc's and man pages, but I don't understand them 100%. I got some files with X509 certificates, that i am suppose to use, but i am

RE: can I obtain certificate expiry dates using openssl?

Hi Greg, Many thanks, you seem to have a good handle on this and have explained well. I'll give this a whirl but watch your inbox for more help!! Regards, Gareth -Original Message- From: Greg Stark [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Tuesday, February 06, 2001 7:25 PM To: Dicks, Gareth M;

Compiling problems on Windows NT

Please could someone help me with the problem when I am compiling de OpenSSL, it is urgent What I am doing wrong??? Can you help me with the installation??? I am trying to install the OpenSSL but it fails. I am working on Windows NT Workstation 4.0 so I installed the Mingw32 package. GNU

Server Certificate verification

Hi everybody, my english is not so good, but i try to explain my problem. i connect to a server with my client-application. All works fine if i set had verification off. if i set the verification, the servercertificat was bad (verification- error 19). i think the problem is that i have

Re: 20 Million Fresh E-Mail Addresses

Hello Luke2, ** this message is generated automatically ** your email is rated as SPAM. We have reported your SPAM activity and we reported your spam to several antispam-companies to protect them against you. This process is done automatically. Do not try to reply to this message, you are

Re: Certificate Renewal

On Wed, 7 Feb 2001, John Douglass wrote: Is anyone playing around with certificate renewals? I'm trying to figure out how to accomplish this given: 1) Certificate is installed in the browser already 2) I have the certificate (SPKAC) file on the CA 3) I have the signed public key on the

Re: Compiling problems on Windows NT

Julie Ruiz wrote: Please could someone help me with the problem when I am compiling de OpenSSL, it is urgent What I am doing wrong??? Can you help me with the installation??? I am trying to install the OpenSSL but it fails. I am working on Windows NT Workstation 4.0 so I installed

RE: Unable to extract the downloaded tar

Thanks for the response. I tried with WinZip 8.0, assuming its downward compatible, but doesn't work. How can I do it under Sun Sparc OS v5.6. I tried with "tar xvf". Again, could you please redirect me to any instruction site for OpenSSL setup. Regards, Sumanta -Original Message-

Re: Unable to extract the downloaded tar

I thought the tar file should be called openssl-0_9_6_tar.gz if you downloaded it from the openssl site. On unix you can extract the file using these commands. gunzip openssl-0_9_6_tar.gz tar -xvf openssl-0_9_6_tar Hope this help - Original Message - From: Dutta, Sumanta [EMAIL

RE: Unable to extract the downloaded tar

Hello- A) Your OS absolutely destroyed the file name (let me guess, IE or Netscape on M$?). Rename the file to what it is supposed to be: openssl-0.9.6.tar.gz B) Winzip should work if it is renamed to the right name. If it still doesn't work..then on Solaris, if the tar you are using is not

Re: Compiling problems on Windows NT

Mark Swarbrick wrote: Lots of luck to you - I tried to get it to compile on NT - spent weeks on it. Couldn't get it to work and couldn't find anyone with an answer. I finally gave up and compiled it on Linux and it works perfect on that platform. That's strange. I can only find one query

Adding root ca to Communicator

Hi, Is it possible to add a Root CA certificate to Netscape Communicator browser? I am the root ca in this case and what I want is that Communicator should validate the server cert issued by me (without any warnings it should validate through the root CA cert). How can I do it? I could manage

Cipher suite

Hi, I am trying to match the cipher suite supported by OpenSSL (listed out by the command openssl ciphers -tlsv1) to the cipher suite specified in the TLS Protocol version 1 IETF RFC 2246. But they seemed to be using different naming conventions. The cipher suite name used in OpenSSL is not

RE: Direct read of RSA public key

An RSA private key, in addition to containing the private key components, contains the components of the associated RSA public key. A public key consists of the following components: n, e A private key consists of the following components: n, e, d, p, q, dmpq, dmq1, iqmp So, when

Problem becoming a CA/signing my own Cert's

Hi, I am trying to get sendmail STARTTLS working, and have gotten to the point where I need a certificate. This is completely new to me, and I have followed three different sets of directions, and always come up with the same error message when I finally go to sign my own certificate. ( I am

Re: Compiling OpenSSH w/OpenSSL KerberosIV

From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date sent: Wed, 7 Feb 2001 19:58:24 -0500 (EST) To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Copies to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject:Compiling OpenSSH w/OpenSSL KerberosIV Send reply to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] How

Re: Cipher suite

Patrick Li wrote: Hi, I am trying to match the cipher suite supported by OpenSSL (listed out by the command openssl ciphers -tlsv1) to the cipher suite specified in the TLS Protocol version 1 IETF RFC 2246. But they seemed to be using different naming conventions. The cipher suite

Re: Adding root ca to Communicator

dm wrote: Hi, Is it possible to add a Root CA certificate to Netscape Communicator browser? I am the root ca in this case and what I want is that Communicator should validate the server cert issued by me (without any warnings it should validate through the root CA cert). How can I do

RE: Compiling problems on Windows NT

To Whom Ever Cares, I just finished compiling openssl 0.9.6 on win2k server and NT 4.0 server No problems. Used ml.exe assembler and Visual Studio 6.0 Heres what I did: 1a) downloaded openssl-0.9.6.tar.gz. Double clicked the file and used winzip 7.0 to extract the file in the

Error code 1 during make test

Got the following error during "make test." Does that mean I should not install openssl until the issue is solved? The build itself seemed to finish without any errors or warnings. -- begin error message -- ./randtest assertion "md_c[1] == md_count[1]" failed: file "md_rand.c",

client authentication

Hi, I am working on doing client authentication. I could successfully import the certificate in the browser and could authenticate the client. My question is: How does the browser get the private key? Shouldn't it be needing that for authentication? Isn't that there is some challenge thrown

RE: Unable to extract the downloaded tar

Hi Sumanta: No, John is right. WinZip 8.0 will not handle it. It's too darn "smart". (Darn falutin' software!!! ) For a Win32 platform, you should use WinZip 7.0. Step #2 (be forewarned, you're going to groan!!!) You're simply missing the "z" flag in your tar command, e.g.: mkdir ~/tmp

Re: Adding root ca to Communicator

Steve, You need to send the certificate as MIME type application/x-x509-ca-cert see: How do you convert the certificate (PEM format) to this format? http://home.netscape.com/eng/security/comm4-cert-download.html Thanks, Mohan --- Dr S N Henson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: dm wrote:

Compiling OpenSSH w/OpenSSL KerberosIV

OpenSSL Folks (sorry about crosspost), It seems that the des.h header in OpenSSL is incompatible with my MIT kerberos des.h, at least on Linux. I'm seeing various conflicting types (bit_64, des_key_sched, c). I'm using a VALinux/Redhat 7 system with KerbIV and KerbV libraries installed, using

Re: Compiling OpenSSH w/OpenSSL KerberosIV

From: "Kenneth R. Robinette" [EMAIL PROTECTED] That was a serious case of not reading the subject line, wouldn't you say, Ken? Matt, could you show us a log of your attempt to compile OpenSSH, so we may see what's actually giong wrong? support How are you getting the Kerberos headers in the