> How do you place a constraint on a certificate to allow it to sign only
> certificate lower in X400 naming scheme, or containing a special naming
> scheme...
Your best way to get a reasonable understanding of this is to read the
IETF PKIX profile. For example, http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3280.tx
I have read in the doc on X509v3 that you can place a constraint on nearly
anything...
How do you place a constraint on a certificate to allow it to sign only
certificate lower in X400 naming scheme, or containing a special naming
scheme...
Franck Martin
Network and Database Development Officer
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Hi,
I have a problem with RSA padding.
I'm trying to generate a "low level" signature with a smart card using the
functions RSA_private_encrypt. I think the Smart card RSA padding is wrong
because the decryption (RSA_public_decrypt() ) not return the exact value of
the digest but it returns a buffe
Hello all,
I'd like to inquire about whether or not there is
support for the command OCSP in openssl version 0.9.6g. I've read online
about a patch involved, and noticed that there are tarballs for 0.9.5a and b
versions which will give you the ocsp.c application. Untarring the tarball
gi
On Wed, Oct 23, 2002 at 05:50:09PM +0400, Andrew Abramov wrote:
> Andrew.Abramov>> And another question about additional stuff. Does the
> Andrew.Abramov>> openssl support CMP? Can it generate and parse this
> Andrew.Abramov>> kind of messages?
>
> RLVW> No.
>
> And does anybody know, what softwa
