Hi all,
I have a basic doubt about certificates.
How are the certificates classified. One way is based on the public key in the
certificates. That lead to RSA and DSS certificates.
Is there any way to classify certificates based on the use?
May be like SSL, TLS etc.
Where can I get complete
I have posted a similar message earlier. Hoping to convey self better and
get some help this time around.
I have the following scenario -
Client Cert -- Tunnel Server - Tunnel Client -- Backend server.
The requirement is to pass the Client Cert to the Backend server.
I could extract the
Suram Chandra Sekhar wrote:
How are the certificates classified. One way is based on the public key in the
certificates. That lead to RSA and DSS certificates.
Is there any way to classify certificates based on the use?
May be like SSL, TLS etc.
Where can I get complete information about
On Sat, Feb 08, 2003, Chandrasekhar R S wrote:
I have posted a similar message earlier. Hoping to convey self better and
get some help this time around.
I have the following scenario -
Client Cert -- Tunnel Server - Tunnel Client -- Backend server.
The requirement is to pass the
I think I've been able to build SSL support into my pop3 mail client
(JBMail) for Windows. I thought I'd share a couple things that might be
useful for win32 software developers.
http://www.pc-tools.net/beta/jbmail/
(See the latest beta version zip file posted there). Inside:
ssltool.exe is
What is the correct way to convert a DSA key struct into a u_char buffer
for use with EVP_VerifyFinal()? Is there a generic way to do this
regardless of the signature key algorithm? The value of the EVP
interface seems lost if I have to call different key preparation
functions depending on
