I've been debating in my head over the best way to call openssl from perl.
So far, what I am doing is calling it with 'system' and writing/reading
temporary files when there is no password involved, and opening it for
writing via a pipe when a password is used and passing it the password via
why I can't build certificate with one 64 or 128 bits size RSA key?
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why I can't build certificate with one 64 or 128 bits size RSA key?
Because it could be cracked almost immediately. :)
You are probably confusing RSA keys (which are 1K 2K or 4K typically)
with DES and RC4.
/r$
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Rich Salz wrote:
why I can't build certificate with one 64 or 128 bits size RSA key?
Because it could be cracked almost immediately. :)
Yes, but what's your point? ;-)
Response to OP, Rich Salz knows at least as much as I do about
this stuff --
Seriously, no smiley here -- independent of
I remember there is a site with the tutorial how to create the key
files, the CA ... but I lost the bookmark. Could you please remind me ?
Thanks,
Vu
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Hi, I'm new to freebsd/openssl.
I've got the O'reilly book, and I'm using their
client/server example code. (client.c,server.c) I'm running
it all on the same machine. I've added the line:
127.0.0.1 localhost duncs
to my /etc/hosts file, but I run the server, then the
client, and the client error
how can i completely wipe openssl off my system (Mac OS X 10.2). I cant
believe how difficult this is proving to be. I've spent hours searching
google and all i get is use make clean but that don't hardly remove
any files so it's pretty useless. come on surely there must be a
straightforward
Why would you want to do this? OpenSSL comes installed in these
systems and other pieces may well require it. Have you thought
through what things might and would stop working if you were
actually able to accomplish this???
(Yeah. FUD. In overcoming my enemy I become him...)
Sasha Nash wrote:
I'm calling it using exec and a lot of weird Unix specific
pipeline stuff. I've posted just about all of my source
code to this list in the past year or so, so you could
probably get a lot of good stuff out of the archives.
Or I can send you some examples privately. Let me know.
Short example
