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Re: PKCS1 Compliant

On Thu, 13 Dec 2001, Tony Vo wrote: Hello, Is OpenSSL PKCS1 compliant? I've noticed that in the function for padding type 2 that the first byte (octet) is 0x00 followed by 0x02 for the second byte (octet). Is this correct? According to the PKCS1 specification, the first byte

newbie question

well. i am a newbie trying to understand 1. what is a certificate? 2. who shall make it? 3. who how to get it? 4. if i have my own setup, and some previleged users only should get the access to the site, how can i implement that? 5. and if 4( as above) is possible, how can i

Crypt::SSLeay

I have a small perl script I wrote that retrieves files using LWP::UserAgent to get files from a cert protected directory off o a web server. The script works fine on *nix boxes. Now I have to get it to work on an NT box, and I am new to perl on NT. I installed activestate perl, then mingw. I

WebLogic and OpenSSL

I've been having problems getting a Weblogic 5.1 server to run using a cert genertated with OpenSSL. Here's what I've done: Created a CA key of 4096 bits = ohrescakey.pem Created a self-signed cert for the CA key (ohrescacert.der) valid for five years, using the following command: OpenSSL req

RE: newbie question

Go to either http://www.netscape.com/ http://www.verisign.com/ http://www.rsa.com/ and read up on the docs contained there. On each site can be found good info discussing the questions you ask. -Original Message- From: Murali K. Vemuri [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Friday,

client/server verify problems

We're porting some (previously) working code from an ancient version of ssleay to openssl 0.9.6b (HPUX). We're having a problem (apparently) with the server-side of a client-server application, both ends using openssl 0.9.6b. We're using locally generated certificates (Entrust PKI) for both the

OUCH! Successful Install Broke Logons

Hi, Yesterday I successfully compiled and installed openssl-0.9.6b on RedHat Linux 6.1. Immediately, I couldn't log on (as root or as a regular user) to the Linux box from the console although I could log on using ssh from another computer. In addition, when a workstation within the subnet

Re: OUCH! Successful Install Broke Logons

I realize that it's probably back to the install disks for me, ... Bob Foster Before you do that, have you tried boot: linux single during bootup? If you can get on here, you can fix the problem. Alternatively, you can get a copy of tomsrtbt and boot with that to find and fix the

Re(2): OUCH! Successful Install Broke Logons

Thanks Marcus! I'll give those ideas a try. Bob [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: I realize that it's probably back to the install disks for me, ... Bob Foster Before you do that, have you tried boot: linux single during bootup? If you can get on here, you can fix the problem. Alternatively,

Re: re. Successful Install Broke Logons - Tomsrtbt

Thanks. I found the tomsrtbt home page at http://www.toms.net/rb/. Also, boot: linux single worked just fine. (I learn something every day!) I have a copy of that floppy around here. If you can't find the URL get back to me and I'll try to locate it. On Fri, Dec 14, 2001 at 01:15:02PM

Re: newbie question

Try www.linuxdoc.org look for the SSL Certificates HOWTO. On Fri, 2001-12-14 at 11:57, Murali K. Vemuri wrote: well. i am a newbie trying to understand 1. what is a certificate? 2. who shall make it? 3. who how to get it? 4. if i have my own setup, and some previleged