Hello,
Quick question.
I have a multi-threaded app in which a master thread creates a RSA key-pair
and subsequently spawns a number of worker threads.
I am assuming that routines like RSA_public_encrypt() are reentrant because
an RSA * pointer is passed (please correct me if this assumption is
Hello All,
I have to generate a new cert, for which I am making use of X509_new().
This returns a certificate which is not generated from a root certificate.
Its a standalone cert.
I want to generate a new cert dynamically, making use of a root certificate
(a CA cert).
Hi all,
I have created a certificate using the following sequence of calls :
X509_new()
RSA_generate_key()
X509_set_version(cert,3)
ASN1_INTEGER_set(X509_get_serialNumber(cert),0)
X509_gmtime_adj(X509_get_notBefore(cert),0);
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Hello,
Quick question.
I have a multi-threaded app in which a master thread creates a RSA key-pair
and subsequently spawns a number of worker threads.
I am assuming that routines like RSA_public_encrypt() are reentrant because
an RSA * pointer
Hello,
Chandrasekhar R S wrote:
Hi all,
I have created a certificate using the following sequence of calls :
X509_new()
RSA_generate_key()
X509_set_version(cert,3)
ASN1_INTEGER_set(X509_get_serialNumber(cert),0)
X509_gmtime_adj(X509_get_notBefore(cert),0);
Just send the IV with the data, it doesn't need to be
secret.
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I want to use a program that encrypt a file from a
user A and send the
encrypted file to user B, For user B to decrypt the
file he must use the
same IV and ctx that were used for
Dear Ebell All,
Indeed what you said is true.
I copied the newly created self signed cert to the bundle of CA lists the
server would accept, and the connection goes through fine.
Now, then I am to make my own private CA and then create a certificate
signed by my private
