Hello All,
I
am working on an IPF(Itanium Processor Family) HPUX machine. Using the configure
option
hpux-ia64-cc would be the appropriate configure option while
building OpenSSL in this platform.
But I
have problems withOpenSSH authentication when I use this
option.
OpenSSH uses
Hello. I am posting this message again. Can someone
help me over this. I am trying to create certificate
using req command as follows,
1) First generated the cert request,
openssl req -newkey rsa:1024 -config openssl.cnf
-out xyz_careq.pem
2) Then generated the certificate as follows,
openssl
Sanjay Acharya wrote:
Hello. I am posting this message again. Can someone
help me over this. I am trying to create certificate
using req command as follows,
See http://www.openssl.org/docs/apps/req.html
Use -days option.
Ted
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Hi,all.
Sorry for my english.
Please help me to clarify the using of the such ASN1 structure in
RDNSequence and in SubjectDirectoryAttributes.
Why do they have different ASN1 structure, if they play the same role but in
different contexts.
For what reason there is SET OF? OpenSSL always used
But Ted, if I have to use -days option then why do we
need to specify default_days name-value pairs in the
openssl.cnf? :(
Sanjay Acharya
Wichita State University
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Sanjay Acharya wrote:
Hello. I am posting this message again. Can someone
Sanjay Acharya wrote:
But Ted, if I have to use -days option then why do we
need to specify default_days name-value pairs in the
openssl.cnf? :(
Sanjay Acharya
Wichita State University
Hmm, default_days is in the CA-section of the config. So I think it
applies to the CA-command only. It would
Essentially, lets say I have a file descriptor(int) for an existing
SOCKS connection. I want SSL to use that existing file descriptor and
to know that it doesn't need to open the actual TCP/IP connection.
What are the BIO and such calls for this? Currently I'm using
BIO_new_ssl_connect and
I am using BIO_set_fd to set the file descriptor of a BIO created by
BIO_new_connect to the socket of an existing SOCKS connection. This
seems to work fine, lsof -i reports that indeed I am connected to the
proxy. However, I want to be sure that my ip address is not embedded
in the SSL
Hi there!!!
I'm trying to usethe openssl pkcs12 option from command line but I don't undestand very well the options.
I have a pair (private key and certificate file) both in PEM format. I want to get a PKCS#12 file which content both. I would like importa that (the PKCS12 file) into MS Outlook
On Wed, Mar 02, 2005, Carlos Roberto Zainos H wrote:
Hi there!!!
I'm trying to use the openssl pkcs12 option from command line but I don't
undestand very well the options.
I have a pair (private key and certificate file) both in PEM format. I want
to get a PKCS#12 file which content
On Wed, Mar 02, 2005, Peter wrote:
I am using BIO_set_fd to set the file descriptor of a BIO created by
BIO_new_connect to the socket of an existing SOCKS connection. This
seems to work fine, lsof -i reports that indeed I am connected to the
proxy. However, I want to be sure that my ip
hi all,
i m using syslog-ng with stunnel (to encrypt network transfer of
logs). For some days i used the setup without any problem but after
that i got some errors and stunnel dows not load. Actually i load my
stunnel from rc.local (for starting it at boot) and exceptions are
thrown related to
Thanks,
So BIO_new_socket would create a BIO around the socket of my choosing
which would be more portable than doing BIO_set_fd afterwards? But
then the current code uses BIO_new_ssl_connect to create the bio in the
first place. I assume I would replace this with BIO_new_socket and
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